"-f" to "-ves" or "-s" Most words ending in "-f" or "-fe" change their plurals to "-ves” calf – calves half – halves knife – knives leaf – leaves loaf.

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"-f" to "-ves" or "-s" Most words ending in "-f" or "-fe" change their plurals to "-ves” calf – calves half – halves knife – knives leaf – leaves loaf – loaves Some words can have both endings -ves or -s: dwarf - dwarfs/dwarves wharf - wharfs/wharves Words ending in -ff you just add -s to make the plural: cliff – cliffs, scuff – scuffs Nouns which end in two vowels plus -f usually form plurals in the normal way, with just an –s chief – chiefs, spoof – spoofs, roof – roofs - EXCEPTIONS: thief - thieves, leaf - leaves

life + s wife + s shelf + s thief + s yourself + s sniff + s scarf + s