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Oct 11th 2008 14:45
Some Engilish nouns have irregular plurals.
Nouns in the singular like sheep are same as the plural form.
Besides sheep, there are deer, salmon, carp and so on.

If there are mistakes in my diary, please let me know.
⊂(・(ェ)・)⊃BEAR♪
melinchki
Oct 11th 2008 14:49
  • Some Engilish nouns have irregular plurals.

  • Some English nouns have irregular plurals.

 
Good job!
J.Bear
Oct 11th 2008 14:53
Thank you for your comment and correcting.
Nankani
Oct 11th 2008 14:57
  • Some Engilish nouns have irregular plurals.

  • Some nouns in Engilish nouns have irregular plurals.

 
  • Nouns in the singular like sheep are same as the plural form.

  • Nouns in the singular like the word sheep, are the same as in the plural form.

 
  • If there are mistakes in my diary, please let me know.

  • If there are mistakes in my diary, please let me know.

 
You are really good. It is even hard for some Americans to remember. I often hear them say deers.
J.Bear
Oct 11th 2008 15:02
Thank you for your comment and correcting. Deers? Is it slang?
Nankani
Oct 11th 2008 15:09
No it isn't slang. It is improper English. Some Americans don't know it isn't a proper word. It sounds funny when I hear someone say it. They say 'Oh look at all those deers over there'.
Nankani
Oct 11th 2008 15:12
Also if you say English nouns it can be confusing because the people in England are called English so if you say English nouns it is like the word English is an adjective (descriptive) instead of meaning the English language. That is why you would say some nouns in English.
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