Do words in the same line have singular and plural numbers? Then, when people are "people", does it have singular numbers? If not, why do they still say that they are in the same line? And fish table "fish" is not uncountable? Why fish is also a single compound peer?

The Chinese interpretation of people has two meanings, one is people, the other is people. When it is singular, it uses "people", and when it is even, it uses "people", so the singular and plural go together
Fish, as you said, is uncountable. Uncountable has no singular or plural
Please don't talk nonsense. There is no word "peason" at all!

How to spell English giraffe, dragonfly, cherry, grape and frog
How to spell English giraffe, frog, grape, cherry and dragonfly?

Giraffe giraffe (ji'ra-f) stressed in the second syllable (and Ralph)
Frog (f-ro-g)
Grape (g-rei-p)
Cherry (QE RI) (qie-r AI)
Dragonfly (zua-gen-f-lai)

How to read cherry in English

Cherry "cutting edge"

How to read giraffe in English

giraffe [d3i'rɑ:f]
Can you see what I mean

How to read giraffe in English

Giraffe plural: giraffes giraffes giraffes giraffes giraffes eat tender leaves from the tree high

For my toy giraffe

For my giraffe toy

I remember having dinner at a friends house once ,and being surprised that nobody said a word about food poisoning .at home "did you wash your hands?"was spoken atr every single meal
restaurants,dad warned ,presented many risks _ from careless waiters who might drop hot coffee onto your head,to employees who didnt wash their hands
Section note pronunciation, to Chinese pronunciation, a word like this help list

Why do you like _________ (giraffe) and give a good reason

giraffes.
The plural number represents a species
Why do you like giraffes

English: giraffe, goat, hall, handbag, hippo, house, jacket, jeans, kitchen, lamp, wizard
Urgent·

Giraffe, goat, auditorium, handbag, hippo, house, jacket, jeans, kitchen, lamp, lizard

English translation
One day, you will find that eagle is no longer a dream

Finally,you'll see that the Eagle is no longer a dream~

Do words in the same line have singular and plural numbers? Then, when people are "people", does it have singular numbers? If not, why do they still say that they are in the same line? And fish table "fish" is not uncountable? Why fish is also a single compound peer?