Clear explanations of regular, irregular, and confusing plural nouns, with simple rules, examples, and usage notes for everyday writing.
The plural of hoof can be `hooves` or `hoofs`, but one form is much more common. This guide explains the difference, shows examples, and helps you choose the best form for everyday writing.
The plural of fungus can be fungi or funguses. This guide explains the difference, shows examples, and helps you choose the best form for school, work, and everyday writing.
Both are correct, so the real question is why a plant nobody in ancient Rome had ever seen ended up with a Latin plural in the first place.
The plural of mouse is usually mice, but computer mouse has its own usage rules. Learn the simple difference with clear examples.