Irregular Plural Nouns

Here are three common mistakes with plural nouns! Do you make any of these? What other mistakes do you know of with plural nouns? Let us know in the comments! #plurals #grammar #learnEnglish #speakEnglish #fluentenglish | BBC Learning English

In some cases, irregular plural nouns keep the same spelling except one or all of the vowels are swapped. Here are just a few examples: Tooth - teeth Man - men Woman - women Foot - feet Oasis - oases Goose - geese. Nouns that break standard spelling rules: there are irregular plurals that don’t follow the same spelling conventions as a lot of other nouns. A lot of different words fall under this category. Here’s a few examples that pupils might be likely to come across in day-to-day use: Louse -