What is the plural form of these words - Goose, Mouse and Fish ???
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The plural forms of these words are: 1. Goose - Geese 2. Mouse - Mice 3. Fish - Fish (Fish is a collective noun and remains the same in both singular and plural forms)
- Alexandra shurtzESL Tutor . Experience teaching ESL abroad in a classroom setting .
The plural of goose is geese. The plural of mouse is mice. The plural of Fish remains the same .
Geese, mice and fish (same species) or fishes (different species eg. a cod, a tuna and a salmon.)
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Start testThe plural forms of these words are: Geese (goose), Mice (mouse), Fish (fish) The plural of fish will remain the same because fish is a collective noun
Goose: Geese Mouse: Mice Fish: Fish or (Fishes depending on the context, when are are refering to different spice of fish)
- Mpho Meriam MothobiCertified ESL teacher with great communication skills
Geese, mice, fish
English is very fun, not mention intriguing. Plurals are not the always the same, not always adding an 's'. The below is an example of different plural forms. Goose-Geese. ('ee' in the middle) Mouse- Mice. Fish- Fish (stays the same even in a plural form)
Geese, Mice, and fish
The plural form are as follows Goose: Geese Mouse: Mice Fish: Fish (though "fishes" can be used when referring to different species of fish)