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What are examples of a irregular nouns with their plural forms?

Here are some examples of irregular nouns with their plural forms:

Nouns ending in -f or -fe:

* Knife - Knives

* Wife - Wives

* Life - Lives

* Thief - Thieves

* Wolf - Wolves

Exceptions:

* Roof - Roofs

* Chief - Chiefs

* Proof - Proofs

* Safe - Safes

Nouns ending in -y:

* Baby - Babies

* City - Cities

* Story - Stories

* Berry - Berries

Exceptions:

* Money - Money

* Valley - Valleys

* Key - Keys

Other irregular plurals:

* Child - Children

* Foot - Feet

* Tooth - Teeth

* Goose - Geese

* Man - Men

* Woman - Women

* Person - People

* Ox - Oxen

* Mouse - Mice

* Sheep - Sheep

* Fish - Fish (can also be fishes if referring to different types)

* Series - Series

Note: Some nouns, like "deer," "series," and "fish," have the same singular and plural forms.

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