Hint: A single noun is a term that refers to only one thing or person. For example, the word girl is a single noun, but the term girl is not because it refers to several people. "Girls" is the plural version of the word "girl."
Complete answer:
When a noun is a plural, it signifies that it has more than one instance (while a singular noun indicates that there are just one of the nouns). The plural nouns in English, on the other hand, are both regular and irregular. This rule (and others like it) applies to regular plurals; irregular plurals, on the other hand, are not regular and do not follow a "standard" pattern.
As previously indicated, we add the plural suffix –s to most nouns:
cat=cats
bear=bears
zebra=zebras
Following the consonants s, z, sh, ch, and j, we add the plural suffix –es:
class=classes
fox=foxes
We may simply construct a plural noun by adding 's' or 'es' to a noun's single noun. Dogs is the plural noun of dogs, whereas mangoes are the plural noun of mango.
To respond to the question, we must use the plural form of man. ‘Men' is the plural version of the word ‘man.'
Note: Most singular nouns become plural by adding a -s to the end. There are several rules for pluralization depending on what letter a word ends in. Irregular nouns must be learnt or looked up in a dictionary since they do not follow the rules for plural nouns.
