Which of the following sentences correctly uses plural forms of nouns? note: each underlined word is a noun in plural form. a. for both cities, the zoo manager requested more geese, monkeys, and fish. b. for both citys, the zoo manager requested more gooses, monkeys, and fish. c. for both cities, the zoo manager requested more gooses, monkeys, and fish. d. for both cities, the zoo manager requested more gooses, monkeyes, and fishs.