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Plural Nouns List

The document provides a list of plural nouns categorized by their endings: those ending in 'os' and those ending in 'oes'. Each category contains examples, such as 'photos' and 'pianos' for 'os', and 'tomatoes' and 'heroes' for 'oes'. The list serves as a reference for understanding plural forms of various nouns.

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Plural Nouns List

The document provides a list of plural nouns categorized by their endings: those ending in 'os' and those ending in 'oes'. Each category contains examples, such as 'photos' and 'pianos' for 'os', and 'tomatoes' and 'heroes' for 'oes'. The list serves as a reference for understanding plural forms of various nouns.

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Plural nouns list

Plural nouns that end in “os” Plural nouns that end is “oes”
1. Photos - pictures 1. Tomatoes - common vegetable

2. Pianos - musical instruments 2. Potatoes - common vegetable

3. Radios - devices for listening to music or 3. Heroes - people admired for their
news bravery or good deeds

4. Hippos - large water animals 4. Echoes - reflected sounds

5. Tacos - popular Mexican food 5. Mangoes - popular fruit

6. Kilos - short for kilograms 6. Volcanoes - mountains that erupt

7. Autos - short for automobiles 7. Torpedoes - underwater weapons

8. Mangos - alternative plural for 8. Buffaloes - large animals often seen in


"mangoes" wildlife

9. Zoos - places where animals are kept for 9. Zeroes - numbers representing nothing
public viewing
10. Cargoes - goods carried on a ship, plane,
10. Cargos - goods carried on vehicles, an or truck
alternative plural for "cargoes"
11. Tornadoes - violent windstorms
11. Bingos - games of chance with numbers
12. Mosquitoes - insects that bite and suck
12. Videos - recordings of moving visual blood
images
13. Negroes - (archaic; note: use "Black
13. Logos - symbols or designs for brands people" or "African Americans" in most
contexts)
14. Bananas - fruits
14. Flamingoes - pink birds often seen near
15. Banjos - musical instruments
water
16. Nachos - popular snack food
15. Embargoes - official bans on trade
17. Avocados - nutritious fruit often used in
16. Dominoes - game pieces for a matching
salads
game
18. Typos - mistakes in printed or written
17. Toes - parts of a foot
text
18. Stereos - sound systems
19. Silos - tall structures for storing grain
19. Kangaroos - Australian animals known for
20. Rhinos - large horned animals often
hopping
found in Africa
20. Buffaloes - wild or domestic animals

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