Practical Grammar - plural

baby, lady, ferry, party

babies, ladies, ferries, parties

day, boy, guy, donkey

days, boys, guys, donkeys

Kennedy, February

Kennedys, Februarys

church, crash, bus, box, buzz

churches, crashes, buses, boxes, buzzes

quiz, fez

quizzes, fezzes

echo, hero, negro, potato, tomato

echoes, heroes, negroes, potatoes, tomatoes

radio, zoo, commando, concerto, Eskimo, kilo, logo, photo, piano, solo, soprano

radios, zoos, commandos, concertos, Eskimos, kilos, logos, photos, pianos, solos, sopranos

buffalo, moquito, tornado, volcano

buffalo(e)s, mosquito(e)s, tornado(e)s, volcano(e)s

calf, elf, half, knife, leaf, life, loaf, self, sheaf, shelf, thief, wife, wolf

calves, elves, halves, knives, leaves, lives, loaves, selves, sheaves, shelves, thieves, wives, wolves

dwarf, hoof, scarf, wharf

dwarves, hooves, scarves, wharvers

child, foot, goose, louse, man, mouse, ox, penny, person, tooth, woman

children, feet, geese, lice, men, mice, oxen, pence, people, teeth, women

penny

pennies - monety jednopensowe

person, people

persons (in official language), peoples ('nation')

barracks, series, crossroads, species, headquarters, works (= factory), means, Swiss

barracks, series, crossroads, species, headquarters, works, means, Swiss

news, billards, draughts, measles

news, billards, draughts, measles

mathematics, physics, athletics

mathematics, physics, athletics

politics, statistics

politics, statistics

craft, aircraft, hoovercraft, spacecraft, Chinese, Japanese (and other nationality nouns ending in -ese), sheep, deer, fish

craft, aircraft, hoovercraft, spacecraft, Chinese, Japanese (and other nationality nouns ending in -ese), sheep, deer, fish

dice

dice

data (this data is...)

data (these data are...)

media

media

analysis

analyses (Latin)

appendix

appendices (Latin)

bacterium

bacteria (Latin)

basis

bases (Greek)

cactus

cacti (Latin) or cactuses (less common)

corpus

corpora (Latin)

crisis

crises (Greek)

criterion

criteria (Greek)

diagnosis

diagnoses (Greek)

formula

formulae (Latin) or formulas

fungus

fungi (Latin) or funguses

hypothesis

hypotheses (Greek)

kibbutz

kibbutzim (Hebrew)

nucleus

nuclei (Latin)

syllabus

syllabi (Latin)

oasis

oases (Greek)

phenomenon

phenomena (Greek)

radius

radii (Latin)

stimulus

stimuli (Latin)

vertebra

vertebrae (Latin)

agenda, spagetti

agenda, spagetti

c; 1960; PC

c's; 1960's; PC's

mother-in-law

mothers-in-law/mother-in-laws

court marital (= military court or military trial)

courts marital (more formal) or court maritals (less formal)

cattle, police, staff

cattle, police, staff

the British, the Dutch, the English, the French, the Irish, the Spanish, the Welsh ARE...

the British, the Dutch, the English, the French, the Irish, the Spanish, the Welsh ARE...

trousers, jeans, pyjamas, pants, scales, scrissors, glasses, spectacles, binoculars, pliers ARE...

trousers, jeans, pyjamas, pants, scales, scrissors, glasses, spectacles, binoculars, pliers ARE...

arms, clothes, congratulations, contents, customs (at a frontier), funds, goods, groceries, manners, the Middle Ages, odds, outskirts, oats, premises, regards, remains, savings, surroundings, thanks, troops

arms, clothes, congratulations, contents, customs (at a frontier), funds, goods, groceries, manners, the Middle Ages, odds, outskirts, oats, premises, regards, remains, savings, surroundings, thanks, troops

corn, wheat, barley, rye

corn, wheat, barley, rye

bank, the BBC, choir, class, club, committee, England (the football team), family, firm, government, jury, ministry, orchestra, party, public, school, staff, team, union

bank, the BBC, choir, class, club, committee, England (the football team), family, firm, government, jury, ministry, orchestra, party, public, school, staff, team, union