The plural of 'cherry' is cherries.
crunchy
chewy
circular
cold
curved
clean
colorful
craven
chubby
choice
caustic
Cherries
Four words that end with 'y' and add 'i' before 'es' for the plural are: berry - berries cherry - cherries pony - ponies puppy - puppies
Cherry's
The word cherry is a noun that can be used as an adjective. I had an ice cream sundae with a cherry on top. Cherry pie is his favorite.
You can capitalize Japanese and Cherry but not tree
a cherry is 'une cerise' (fem.) in French.
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The plural form for the noun cherry is cherries.
The plural is cherries.
Cherries
The plural possessive form of "cherry" is "cherries'".
The correct plural possessive noun of "cherry" is "cherries'".
cherry (the fruit) = cereza plural: cherries = cerezas
The possessive form of "preserves" is "preserves'."
Four words that end with 'y' and add 'i' before 'es' for the plural are: berry - berries cherry - cherries pony - ponies puppy - puppies
When forming the plural of words ending in "y," we change the "y" to "i" before adding "es" to maintain correct spelling and pronunciation. This rule helps to avoid creating awkward combinations of vowels in English words.
Life is a bowl of cherries with a cherry on top cherry blossoms red as cherries cherry red lips wild cherry cherry pie cherry cobbler cherry tree cherry cola cherry soda cherry pit cherry picking time cherries jubilee cherry juice cherry picking
A Cherry Cherry Christmas was created in 1992.