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25 Nov 2007, 03:17
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I know it's a stupid question, but i tried searching for it on the net, but I only find excercises for practice. what is the exact difference between regular and irregular nouns? because as I was studying parallel construction for SC, I came across a point that says that gerunds can be considered parallel with irregular nouns. so i'd really appreciate any input on this! thanks
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25 Nov 2007, 16:56
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If you have a go on the net for regular / irregular plurals, you should be able to hit many sites that can provide some useful information.
It is basically, the count nouns in its plural usage.
Regular plurals - Church - churches,
ferry - ferries.
Irregular plurals - Child - children,
woman - women
