Irregular Plural Nouns

There is no rule for the formation of irregular plural nouns, so you have to learn them by heart.

The most commonly used are: child ⇒ children, foot ⇒ feet, man ⇒ men, person ⇒ people, woman ⇒ women…

For example
— “An ox.” ⇒ “Three oxen.” / “Three oxes.”
— “There is only one goose in the street.” ⇒ “There are five geese in the street.”

Let’s revise this content within the {Form} section. Take a look at the {Example} section that shows its use within a context.