Identify the Plural Form of the Following Noun: Mango

Correct Answer: B. Mangoes

The correct plural form of “mango” is “mangoes.” When forming the plural of nouns ending in “-o,” we typically add “-es” to the end of the word. Thus, the plural of “mango” becomes “mangoes.”

Explanation:

In English, some words ending in “-o” form their plurals by adding “-es,” while others simply take “-s.” For instance:

Tomato → Tomatoes
Potato → Potatoes
Hero → Heroes
Mango → Mangoes

However, some words just take “-s”:

Piano → Pianos
Photo → Photos
Zero → Zeros

Since “mango” follows the “-es” rule, its correct plural is mangoes.

Fun Fact About Mangoes:

Did you know that mangoes are one of the most widely consumed fruits in the world? They are often called the “king of fruits” and are rich in vitamins A and C.

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