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PLURALS
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In English, most of the words have an ‘s’ at the end to put them into a plural form; but there are other forms:
Noun Plural
Phone Phones
Bird Birds
Car Cars
The nouns that end with a '-ch', '-s', '-sh', '-x' y '-z' form their plural with an ‘-es’ instead of an ‘s’. This is because there’s no way
to pronounce if it only had an ‘-s’.
Noun Plural
Bench benches
Kiss Kisses
wish wishes
Box Boxes
quiz Quizzes
If a noun ends with a consonant followed by the letter ‘-y’, its pulral is -'ies’.
Noun plural
lady ladies
baby Babies
Some nouns end with the letter ‘-o’ change into its plural ‘-es’.
Noun Plural
Buffalo Buffaloes
Potato potatoes
Tomato Tomatoes
Echo Echoes
Hero Heroes
Some words end with the letter ‘-f’ or ‘-fe’ form their plural with ‘-ves’.
Noun Plural
Elf Elves
half halves
knife knives
Thief thieves
Wife Wives
Deer
Sheep
offspring
Swine
foot Feet
man Men
tooth Teeth
mouse Mice
goose Geese
https://www.english-4u.de/en/grammar-exercises/regular-plural.htm
https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/The_plural_of_nouns/Singular_and_Plural_rz34081xg