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Title: plural


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Nouns - plural
  • By
  • Michline Fanous

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Nouns are person, place, animal or thing.
thing animal place person
ball dog park boy
flower cat house baby
kite frog zoo man
tree cow school woman
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Plural Rule 1
  • Most words add s to make the plural.
  • one apple two apples
  • one tree two trees
  • one book two books
  • one pen two pens
  • one chair two chairs

4
Try these
  • window?
  • door ?
  • cake ?
  • banana ?
  • shoe ?

windows
  • pencil ?
  • road ?
  • flower ?
  • girl ?
  • plant ?

pencils
roads
doors
cakes
flowers
bananas
girls
plants
shoes
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Plural Rule 2
  • Add es to words ending in ch, sh, s, x
    or o to make the plural.
  • one box many boxes
  • one brush many brushes
  • one bus many buses
  • one watch many watches
  • one tomato many tomatoes

6
Try these
  • sandwich?
  • bench?
  • wax ?
  • class ?
  • gas ?
  • glass ?
  • dress ?
  • bush ?
  • fox ?
  • potato?

sandwiches
glasses
benches
dresses
brushes
waxes
classes
foxes
gases
potatoes
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Plural Rule 3
  • When the letter before a y is a consonant,
    change the y to an i before adding an es.
  • one baby two babies
  • one pony two ponies
  • one family two families
  • Note When the letter before a y is a vowel
    (a-e-i-o-u) we add just s.

8
Try these
  • boy?
  • key?
  • toy?
  • monkey?
  • day?

boys
  • cherry?
  • ferry ?
  • army ?
  • party ?
  • fly ?

cherries
keys
ferries
toys
armies
monkeys
parties
days
flies
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Plural Rule 4
  • When words end in f or fe change the f or
    fe to a v before adding es.
  • one knife two knives
  • leaf leaves
  • wolf wolves
  • shelf shelves

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Try these
wolves
  • wolf ?
  • elf ?
  • loaf ?
  • self ?
  • calf ?
  • shelf ?
  • Exceptions ? cliffs, chiefs, roofs, dwarfs

elves
loaves
selves
calves
shelves
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Summary
  • The easiest way to learn how to spell a word is
    to practise! Practise! Practise!
  • Spelling rules are helpful but practice makes
    perfect.
  • Once you learn how to spell a word you will not
    forget how to spell it as long as you practise!
    Practise! Practice!

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