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The plural form of fungus, fungi, has been anglicized. True of False
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The plural form of fungus, fungi, has been anglicized. True of False

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It is false that the plural form of fungus, fungi, has been anglicized. In fact, this is probably either the Latin or Greek plural form. If it were anglicized, the plural form would probably be - funguses. 
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