Keep the following rules in mind when forming plurals:
1. Form the plurals of regular nouns by adding -s or -es; form
the plurals of irregular nouns in ways other
than by adding|
-s or -es.
But:
Women didn't gee the right to vote until
well
after the tam of the century.
2. Keep noncount nouns singular.
But: The equipment was outdated.
3. Use plural nouns immediatyely after adfectives such as a few,
many, most, and some, and after
pronouns
such as theseand
those.
But: A few customers entered the store.
4. Use plural nouns after adjective phrases introduced by one
of the.
But: A Porsche is one of the most expensive cars.
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