Can You Spell The 21 Hardest Plural Forms Of The English Language?
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Only 2% of the population get 21/21.
What are your thoughts on this subject?
282 Comments
mikeyparry
Formulas is wrong! Roofs is wrong! They might be ok in the Americas but not in proper English!
Player Dennis
Too many repeats lately.
Player Dennis
Interesting quiz with answers.
Roy Carlson
Technically speaking, the plural for of the various animal species (deer, sheep) can be deers or sheeps in the e context of describing different breeds of said animal. But the is is a rare grammatical event and it suffices to use the plurals as described here
Christopher Skinner
19 isn''t too bad
Alan Conyard
19/21. Disappointing; should have known a couple more. Interesting quiz.
knightbak@bigpond.com
It was not a spelling check,it was a plurals test.
lmoores
Cul de sacs is the plural form as is roves.
Jean Fox
Dianna Hattori, agree, I was caught out with those too 😠
Jean Fox
Opposite in UK. It's cul-de- sacs.
Pat Wells
Culs-de-sac is correct. I learned in school that with hyphenated words like cul-del-sac, the first word is made plural (not the last).
Dianna Hattori
A walking spell checker. A couple question had a selection of either answer correct. So any selection in those questions should be marked as correct.
dentures
sylviesauthier, kot on modern day language. I just looked it up.
Gail Cusack
3 and 13 - all given choices were correct! Whatever you chose you weren't wrong. Rooves is plural for roof in NZ as well as roofs. Also Cul de sacs is acceptable.
skclary
17/21! Stylus slid on one! Thanks for answers!