"What's the plural of tomato?"
The plural of tomato is tomatoes.
Definition of tomato:
The fruit of a plant belonging to the Solanum family, characterized by a lightly acidic taste and pulpy texture. It is usually red in color and contains a lot of seeds.
How to Spell the Plural of Tomato
Words ending in -o in the English language usually form their plural by adding the suffix -es. Although there are some exceptions (such as piano and photo), the word tomato has a regular plural form.
The plural of tomato is therefore tomatoes.
Plural of Tomato Example Sentences
Singular Example: Although often thought of as vegetables, a tomato is actually a fruit since it develops from the fertilized ovary of a flower..
Plural Example: Tomatoes are known for their rich red color but they can come in many different forms such as yellow, pink, purple, black and even white.
Fun Fact:
The Guinness world record for “most tomatoes harvested from a single plant over one year” was an impressive 32,194 tomatoes from a single plant weighing 522.464 kg (1151.84 lbs)!
Sources:
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/tomato
https://www.campbellsoup.co.uk/blog/fun-facts-about-tomatoes/
