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    Sheep and Fish are rare exceptions to the plural rule and indeed in the case of Fish using the plural Fishes is also acceptable. There are other plurals which are different to the singular like Goose and Geese.

    No matter what anyone says Kilt used as a plural sounds just plain wrong. oop:
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    Quote Originally Posted by McClef View Post
    No matter what anyone says Kilt used as a plural sounds just plain wrong. oop:
    Not to everyone.
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