* Pluralization rules are complex: English plurals are formed in different ways. Most often, we add "s" or "es" to the end of a word (cat -> cats, box -> boxes).
* Vowel changes are rare: While vowel changes *do* occur in some irregular plurals (e.g., man -> men, goose -> geese), they're not a common way to make a word plural.
So, there is no single word you can change the vowel in to make it plural.
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