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When spelling the plural of a singular noun, it's normally a case of simply adding s to the word. However, not always! Some nouns use the same spelling for both singular and plural, e.g. one trout, ten trout.
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Use 'sheep' for any amount of sheep
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Use 'swine' for one or lots of pigs
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'Deer' is singular / plural. Don't confuse with 'dear'
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Ten thousand 'cod' - same for singular and plural use
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Same spelling used for any amount of 'headquarters'
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Use 'series' for any amount of them!
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Same spelling is used for one or for many 'barracks'
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'Fishes' is also acceptable as a plural form of 'fish'
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Any number of 'reindeer': the spelling stays the same
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Use the same spelling for any number of 'species'
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