Nouns become plural when they refer to more than
one thing.
1. Most nouns
add – s in the plural: Book – books
Student – students
|
2. If the noun
ends in –s, -sh, or –ch, add –es: Bus - buses
Church - churches
Watch -
watches
|
3. If the noun ends in a consonant + y, the y
changes to –ies:
Country - countries
Party-parties
But if the noun ends in a vowel + y, the y
does not change:
Boy - boys
Day- days
|
4. Some nouns are irregular: Child – children
Woman - women
Person - people
Man- men
|
What is the correct form of the noun?
1.
The glass /
glasses is full.
2.
The pencil /
pencils are short.
3.
He is a child /
children.
4.
The men / man
is in the park.
5.
The women /
woman are in the shop.
6.
The mouse / mice
is in the hole.
7. I have an apple / apples.
8. We are a fireman / firemen.
9. I can see two box / boxes.
10. My parents have one car /cars.
ANSWERS:
What is the correct form of the noun?
1.
The glass
/ glasses is full.
2.
The pencil / pencils are short.
3.
He is a child
/ children.
4.
The men / man is in the park.
5.
The women
/ woman are in the shop.
6.
The mouse
/ mice is in the hole.
7. I have an apple / apples.
8. We are a fireman / firemen.
9. I can see two box / boxes.
10. My parents have one car /cars.
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