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What are the two nouns that behave irreguarly?

It's not accurate to say there are only two nouns that behave irregularly. There are actually many nouns that form their plurals in unique ways.

Here are some examples of irregular noun plurals:

* Singular: Child, tooth, foot, mouse, person

* Plural: Children, teeth, feet, mice, people

These words don't simply add "s" or "es" to form the plural.

It's important to note that the term "irregular" is relative. There are general rules for forming noun plurals, but many exceptions exist.

Do you have a specific question about irregular plurals? I'd be happy to help.

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