The noun 'fish' can be plural as 'fish' or 'fishes'. 'Fishes' is used for: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The noun 'fish' can be plural as 'fish' or 'fishes'. 'Fishes' is used for:

A. different species of fish

B. many individual fish of the same species

C. both

D. none

Answer: Option A

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Different species.

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The noun 'rice' is:

A. countable

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C. collective

D. uncountable

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The noun 'chalk' is:

A. uncountable

B. abstract

C. countable

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Choose the correct plural for 'loaf':

A. loave

B. loafes

C. loaves

D. loafs

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Correct Answer: Option C

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