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FAQs on English Grammar Class 7 Noun Numbers - PDF
1. What is the plural noun of sheep?
The plural noun of sheep is also sheep. We can denote the plural of sheep by using a collective noun – that is herd.
2. What is the plural noun of mouse?
The plural noun of mouse is created by changing its inside vowels. Thus, the plural of mouse is mice.
3. What is an uncountable noun?
An uncountable noun is a noun that does not have a plural and cannot be typically used with ‘a’ or ‘an.’