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    8 Plural Noun Rules

    Add s to form the plural Add es to nouns that end


    of most nouns. in: ch, sh, s, x, or z.
    Example:
    Example: bench ➔ benches
    dish ➔ dishes
    girl ➔girls bus ➔ buses
    apple ➔ apples box ➔ boxes
    quiz ➔ quizzes

    For nouns that end in y with For nouns that end in y


    a consonant before the y, with a vowel before the
    change the y to i and add es. y, just add s.

    Example: Example:
    candy ➔ candies toy ➔ toys
    puppy ➔ puppies monkey ➔ monkeys

    For nouns that end in f or For nouns that end with a


    fe, drop the f or fe and consonant before an o
    add ves. add es.

    Example: Example:
    loaf ➔loaves potato ➔ potatoes
    knife ➔knives tomato ➔ tomatoes

    Some nouns, change the Some nouns, use the same


    spelling of the singular singular and plural form.
    noun.

    Example: Example:
    child ➔ children fish ➔ fish
    mouse ➔ mice deer ➔ deer
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    Add s to form the plural Add es to nouns that end
    of most nouns. in: ch, sh, s, x, or z.
    Example:
    Example: bench ➔ benches
    dish ➔ dishes
    girl ➔girls bus ➔ buses
    apple ➔ apples box ➔ boxes
    quiz ➔ quizzes

    For nouns that end in y with For nouns that end in y


    a consonant before the y, with a vowel before the
    change the y to i and add es. y, just add s.

    Example: Example:
    candy ➔ candies toy ➔ toys
    puppy ➔ puppies monkey ➔ monkeys

    For nouns that end in f or For nouns that end with a


    fe, drop the f or fe and consonant before an o
    add ves. add es.

    Example: Example:
    loaf ➔loaves potato ➔ potatoes
    knife ➔knives tomato ➔ tomatoes

    Some nouns, change the Some nouns, use the same


    spelling of the singular singular and plural form.
    noun.

    Example: Example:
    child ➔ children fish ➔ fish
    mouse ➔ mice deer ➔ deer
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