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baby babies
lady ladies
Candy candies
Story stories
army armies
pony ponies
country countries
The nouns which end with ‘-y’ and has a vowel before it, then we add only
‘–s’ to form the plural.
SINGULAR PLURAL
day days
valley valleys
Key keys
toy toys
tray trays
ray rays
journey journeys
The nouns which end with ‘–f’ or ‘–fe’, will form plural by changing ‘–f’ or
‘–fe’ into ‘-v’ and by adding ‘–es’ to it.
SINGULAR PLURAL
thief thieves
knife knives
leaf leaves
wolf wolves
life Lives
shelf Shelves
wife Wives
half Halves
There are certain nouns which end with ‘–f’ or ‘–fe’ but the plural is
formed by simply adding ‘-s’ to them.
SINGULAR PLURAL

