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Lessons Phrases deer

deer

The plural of "deer" is "deer", so you can say:

I saw a deer!

Or

I saw a bunch of deer!

This phrase appears in these lessons:

“I saw a whole herd of deer leap across the road.”
“See those tracks? A herd of deer came through here.”

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