The plural form of "bus" is "buses." When we modify a noun to indicate more than one, we usually add an "s" to the end. However, there are certain exceptions in English, and "bus" happens to be one of them. Instead of "buss," we simply add "es" to form the plural. So, if you see more than one bus on the road, you can say you're surrounded by buses!
Plurals can be a bit tricky in English, as there are irregular forms for certain words. For example, "man" becomes "men," "woman" becomes "women," and "child" becomes "children." These unique changes in spelling are what make English both fascinating and challenging.
Remember, when in doubt about the plural form, it's always helpful to consult a dictionary or trusted language resource. Happy learning!
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