2.1. A mouse or two mice?

Irregular plurals obviously don't follow any rules. However, we can list them in different types:
- Some change the vowel, the ending or the whole word:
man-men, woman-women, child-children, person-people, tooth-teeth, foot-feet, goose-geese, mouse-mice, louse-lice
- Some words don't change at all:
fish-fish, deer-deer, sheep-sheep, series-series, species-species
- Some words that come from Latin have Latin endings:
phenomenon-phenomena, datum-data, thesis-theses, appendix-appendices

1.
- wifes2. computer -
3. person -
4.
- series5. fly -
6.
- boxes7. mouse -
8. echo -
9.
- teeth10. fish -

In Wales, apart from English, there is another language spoken by many people: Welsh, which is a Celtic language. Officially, they have equal status, but the truth is people speak more English than Welsh nowadays.
Here are some examples of Welsh:
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By calumscotland, C. Commons |
ENGLISH | WELSH |
-Wales -Welcome -Good morning -Cheers! |
-Cymru -Croeso -Bore da -Iechyd da! |

What kind of TV programmes do you like?
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By Olivander, C. Commons |
Use the vocabulary you have learned in this unit.
When you finish, remember to check the spelling, punctuation and grammar.