Singular and Plural Nouns
Anything that is just one in quantity is singular. But what if there is more than one? Nouns that are two or more are called plurals! Simple, yes? Let's see!
Plural-Only Nouns
Here, we will discuss some nouns in the English language that are always used as a plural noun, i.e. they don't have a singular form. Let's get to it!
Freshman vs. Freshmen
Ladies and gentlemen, let's begin our journey. This time, we're gonna discuss the slight differences between these two words.
Person vs. People
This time, we're gonna discuss the differences and similarities between these two words. Well, do you have any ideas? Come on.
Octopuses vs. Octopi
Ladies and gentlemen, in this lesson, we will tell you all there is about the differences and similarities between these two words.
Scarfs vs. Scarves
This time, we're gonna discuss the differences and similarities between the plural forms of 'scarf'. Let's begin our journey, shall we?
Fish vs. Fishes
Ladies and gentlemen, tell me, how much do you know about the plural form of 'fish'? Well, don't panic if you have no idea. Come with me.
Gases vs. Gasses
In this lesson, I wanna lecture you about the differences and similarities between these two words. Do you think they are the plural forms of one noun?
Calfs vs. Calves
In this lesson, we will discover the differences and similarities between these two words. Do you think they are both plural forms of 'calf'?
