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For questions about words which have an irregular plural form.
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One troop full of troops? [closed]
A troop is a group of soldiers but when they say 32,000 troops they mean 32,000 soldiers, not 32,000 groups of soldiers. But one soldier is never referred to as one troop. What's up with that?
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