Question

What are irregular nouns?

Answer 1

An irregular plural noun is an irregular noun in the plural form. An irregular noun is a noun that becomes plural by changing its spelling in other ways than adding an “s” or “es” to the end of the word. This change can happen in a variety of ways.

Answer 2

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$An <b>irregular noun</b> is a <b>noun</b> that behaves in a different way than most nouns in the language. In English, irregular nouns are those that take a different plural form than regular nouns. ☰ When words deviate from standard spelling rules, they are considered "irregular." An irregular noun is a noun that behaves in a different way than most nouns in the language. In English, irregular nouns are those that take a different plural form than regular nouns. Typically in English you form plurals of nouns by adding the suffix -s or -es to the end of the singular form of the word. For instance, the plural of “cake” is “cakes,” the plural of “noun” is “nouns,” and the plural of “bench” is “benches”. An irregular noun doesn't conform to these rule. You don’t say “womans” to refer to a group of women or “sheeps” to refer to a herd of sheep.$


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