Monkey is it a regular or irregular now?

Answer 1

The monkey (Monkey macaque, Banar mangbar) is a species of macaque in the Americas, which is a prime example of a pandemic mosquito breeding in the bee class. The total number of seats of this macaque species can change every year and it can show many differences related to nature.

Monkeys can change party numbers repeatedly because this is an example of the relationship between technology and family growth. It is not irregular, on the contrary, it depends on the nature and the growth of the family which calls for an overall effect on the bee's life cycle.

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Answer 2

Monkey is regular noun because plural of monkey is monkeys so addition of 's' or "es" at the end of noun is called regular noun.

Answer 3

Now it is not verb