plural forms
Words for many
Plural forms are the versions of nouns, pronouns, and verbs that indicate more than one: cats, they, are.
English typically forms noun plurals by adding -s or -es, though irregular plurals abound: children, mice, phenomena.
The term also applies to verb conjugations that agree with plural subjects: The dogs bark versus The dog barks.
- declensionNoun form variation
- suffixWord-ending addition
- spelling rulesGuidelines for writing words correctly
- subject-verb agreementMatching noun and predicate
- umlautDouble-dot diacritical mark
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