In English we form plural nouns by putting s/es at the end of the nouns. However, we do not put s/es at the end of certain nouns. Based on the situations mentioned above, we can say there are two types of plural nouns. Regular plural nouns and irregular plural nouns. See the following information for more detailed.
| Singular Nouns | Plural Nouns |
| addendum aircraft alumnus analysis antenna apex appendix axis bacterium bison cactus child crisis criterion curriculum datum deer diagnosis dwarf ellipsis fish focus foot formula fungus goose half hypothesis vertebra vortex wife wolf woman | addenda aircraft alumni analyses antennae or antennas apices or apexes appendices or appendixes axes bacteria bison cacti or cactus or cactuses children crises criteria or criterions curricula or curriculums data deer or deers diagnoses dwarves or dwarfs ellipses fish or fishes foci or focuses feet or foot formulae or formulas fungi or funguses goose halves hypotheses vertebrae or vertebras vortices or vortexes wives wolves women |
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