Is it "a pair" or "a pairs?

"Three pair" vs. "three pairs"

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As you're describing more than one pair of shoes, you should use the plural form of the noun: Three pairs of shoes. Though it's worth noting that if you're describing one pair, this would be correct: One pair of shoes. As even though there are multiple shoes involved, there's still just a singular pair. Some nouns have the same form in both the singular and the plural though. This is something you'll need to learn as you come across the particular words. Why have one sheep when you can have three sheep?

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