Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!

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Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
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Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
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Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
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Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
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Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
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Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
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Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
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Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
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Not always put -s to make a plural word. That's what we call irregular  nouns. Can you give any other examples? Comment below!
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