Yes, "deer" is one of those unique words in English that is the same in both its singular and plural forms. 🦌 So you can talk about one deer or many deer, and the word remains the same.
The consistency doesn't stop there. The word "deer" is much like other words in English such as "sheep," "fish," and "species," which don't change from their singular to plural form. Isn't it interesting how the English language sometimes tosses the "s," "es," and "ies" rules out the window? It's like a playful twist in a tango dance. Of course, these exceptions are what make learning and understanding English an exciting challenge. 💃📚
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