This is the question: “I have a question about singular and plural form of keyword. One of our clients the keyword is garden shed Sydney and garden sheds Sydney.

Collective nouns are singular in form, “a team,” but refer to a group of two or more people or things. In other words, they’re singular and plural at the same time.

A lot of words are the same in both singular and plural form: “deer” and “cattle” are examples. Other plurals are downright irregular: geese, feet, teeth.