What are some exceptions to noun rules in English?

What are some exceptions to noun rules in English?

In English, there are several exceptions to noun rules. For example, while most nouns form their plural by adding 's', some nouns like 'child' become 'children'.

Are there any irregular nouns I should know about?

Yes, irregular nouns include 'man' which becomes 'men', and 'mouse' which becomes 'mice'. These don't follow standard pluralization rules.

What about collective nouns? Do they have exceptions?

Yes, collective nouns can be tricky. For instance, 'team' can be treated as singular or plural depending on whether you're focusing on the group as a whole or its individual members.

Can you give me more examples of collective nouns?

Sure! Examples of collective nouns include 'flock' for birds, 'herd' for cattle, and 'class' for students.