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Which of the following singular nouns does not form an irregular plural?A. Ox
b. Tooth
c. Mouse
d. Tree

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Answer 1
Answer: The question is asking us "Which of the following singular nouns does not form an irregular plural?". So let's see the plurals of the words:A. Ox Plural : oxenb. Tooth Plural: teethc. Mouse Plural: miced. Tree plural : trees. Trees is formed in a regular way, adding an "s" at the end - so this is the correct answer!
Answer 2
Answer:

The answer is d. Hope it helps

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Answer: yes the answer is B i went and double checked for you some people will just put random answers

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