I will begin with a mouse
And two are called mice
But the plural of house
Is houses and not hice
You may keep your things in a box
And I might keep mine in three boxes
Yet the plural of an ox
Is oxen and not oxes
If the plural of a goose
Is called geese
Wouldn’t the plural of choose
Then be cheese
Let’s look at a man
Two of them become men
But the plural of a pan
Is not the same as pen
You may show me your foot
And I wear shoes on your feet
If I give you a boot
Will a pair be called a beet?
One may be that
And a dozen may be those
But the plural of hat
Imagine it being hose
A person who bakes
Is known as a baker
But a person who cooks
Can never be a cooker
Words like honest and hour
Both have a silent “h”
Imagine saying hook and hood
Without the sound of “h”
Don’t you agree that
The English Language
Is indeed the
Trickiest Language.
3 COMMENTS
purpletears
January 21, 2016 - 20:28 Yeah! Indeed the English language has some peculiarities :)Dahmie
January 22, 2016 - 07:27 Yes exactly, thanks purpletears for agreeing, commenting and for the upvotedavidehrgott
January 27, 2016 - 16:02 lmao!