Editing English plurals (section)

====Miscellaneous irregular plurals====
Some words have irregular plurals that do not fit any of the types given here.
*''person''—''people'' (also ''persons'', in more formal (legal and technical) contexts; ''people'' can also be a singular noun with plural ''peoples''.)
*''die''—''dice'' (in the context of gaming, where ''dice'' is also often used as the singular; and also in the semiconductor industry; otherwise ''dies'' is used)
*''penny''—''pence'' (in the context of an amount of money in [[Pound sterling|sterling]]). The 1p or 1-cent coins are called ''pennies''. ''Pence'' is abbreviated ''p'' (also in speech, as "pee"). For ''10 pences'' see {{slink||Headless nouns}} below.