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Just a weird thought?
So just a weird thought, if multiple "goose" are called "geese" why aren't multiple "moose" called "meese"?
I mean it would make since considering it's that same word really just one letter different. The world just doesn't make since anywmore, LOL!
What's your thought?
12 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Hmm. My 6 year old asks me questions like this everyday during our reading lessons. She wants the rules to apply across the board. Doesn't make sense to me either.
- 1 decade ago
I agree entirely I don't get most of the English language. And you know what?? From now on I'm gonna say meese.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Going out attempting to locate a rabbit with a bow and arrow... yet in basic terms as you shoot you detect it relatively is relatively the Energizer Bunny balloon in a parade... then you relatively start up up getting chased by way of a billy cop driving a tiny tricycle... then falling by way of a manhole which you probably did no longer see reason you have been watching the tricycle cop at the back of you... Whew! What a nightmare!
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- Yvonne CesaroLv 61 decade ago
I asked my teacher this question in 6th grade and the answer she gave me was "because that's the way it is". How come we can say houses but for mouse it mice?
- Anonymous1 decade ago
well the old English people across the pond are already having a fit that we have changed the language to fit our needs....can you imagine what they would say to this???/lol
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I say we start a pickett at Webster...