Is the plural of “loaf” “loafs” or “loaves? This article explains the right plural form. Forming the Plural of Loaf The correct plural of “loaf” is “loaves.” Adding an “s” to make “loafs” is wrong. Examples: Other plurals: Why Is There Confusion Over the Plural Of Loaf? Some plurals add “s” like cats and dogs….

Forming the Plural of Ox The right plural of “ox” is “oxen,” not “oxes.” A long time ago in Old English, the plural was “oxa” which later became “oxen.” This is similar to other animal words like “sheep” where the plural is “sheep” rather than “sheeps.” Similar plurals you may be interested in: Oxen vs…

Key Takeaways: Other plurals you may want to know: Is The Plural of Tooth “Tooths” or “Teeth”? The plural of “tooth” is “teeth,” not “tooths” Forming the Plural of Tooth Like some irregular plurals in English, the fact that the plural of “tooth” is “teeth” and not “tooths” is from very old English and its…

Foxes are smart, bushy-tailed animals that we find interesting. But people seem confused about what to call more than one fox. Should we say “foxes”, “foxe”, or “foxen”? Let’s take a closer look. Is the Plural of Fox “Foxe”, “Foxes” or “Foxen”? The plural of fox is foxes. One fox, two foxes, a dozen foxes…