This document discusses plural nouns in English and how some nouns change form in their plural versions while others do not. It provides examples of nouns that add -s to form the plural (apples, knives), change the vowel sound and add -es (peaches, daisies), or have an irregular plural form (children, feet). It also lists some nouns that remain the same in both singular and plural forms (money, wood, honey).

1. Plurals

2. four apple s one apple

3. one peach three peach es

4. one kni f e seven kni ves

5. one dais y eight dais ies

6. Some of the nouns have a different plural and we have to learn them.

7. one child three children

8. one foot two feet

9. one m a n many m e n

10. three wom e n one wom a n

11. two mice one mouse

12. bottles of milk bottle of milk

13. coats of wool coat of wool

14. money money

15. wood wood

16. honey ice music smoke