When there is more than one of a noun, the noun becomes what?

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When there is more than one of a noun, the noun becomes what?

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$the \: noun \: becomes \: plural \: . \: \\ because \: if \: there \: is \: only \: one \: noun \: its \: singular \: more \: than \: one \: noun \: plual.$

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$\gamma \gamma hope \: it \: helps\pi\pi$

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