- In this site you can see more examples about irregular plural nouns 😃
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Introducing myself and others
What will you learn about present simple and common vocabulary
Introducing Myself
Roleplay: Introducing Others
Quiz: Introducing myself and others
Simple Present Tense
Simple present: verb to be
Actividades semanales de English Academy
Simple Present: Other verbs
Reading and writing exercise: describing people!
My daily routine
Roleplay: Whats your daily routine?
Quiz: Simple Present Tense
Questions in Simple Present
Prepositions of place
WH Questions in Simple Present
Listening exercise: Where are they?
Quiz: Questions in Simple Present
Useful vocabulary to use in the present
Have vs. has
Writing exercise: Simple Present
Irregular plural nouns
Verbs in imperative form
And vs. but
A vs. An
Quiz: Useful vocabulary to use in the present
Consolidation
Roleplay: I like / You dont like
Grammar consolidation exercise
Quiz: Consolidation
Conclusion
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Generalmente a los sustantivos (nouns) se les agrega “s” para transformarlos en plural, por ejemplo:
Book – Books
Paper – Papers
Apple – Apples
Key - Keys
Sin embargo, en algunas ocasiones existen reglas diferentes.
Plural de sustantivos terminados en la letra y
Cuando los sustantivos culminan con la letra “y” y esta es precedida por una consonante, la letra “y” es sustituida por “ies”. Por ejemplo:
- Story – Stories.
- Strawberry – Strawberries.
- Candy – Candies
Plural de sustantivos terminados en las letras ch, x, s, sh, o
Cuando los sustantivos culminan con las letras “ch”, “x”, “s”, “sh”, “o”, se agrega “es”; por ejemplo:
- Beach – Beaches
- Class – Classes
- Box – Boxes
- Brush – Brushes
- Tomato – Tomatoes
Plural de sustantivos terminados en las letras f, fe, lf
Cuando las palabras culminan con las letras “f”, “fe”, “lf”, estas se sustituyen por “ves”; por ejemplo:
- Knife – Knives
- Life - Lives
- Wolf – Wolves
Plural de sustantivos irregulares
Existen sustantivos en los cuales su plural es totalmente diferente a las formas anteriores (Irregular plural nouns), por ejemplo:
Man – Men
Mouse – Mice
Louse – Lice
Bison – Bison
Woman – Women
Policeman - Policemen
Child – Children
Person – People
Fish – Fish
Tooth – Teeth
Goose – Geese
Sheep – Sheep
Moose – Moose
Foot – Feet
Ox – Oxen
Deer – Deer
Offspring – Offspring
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i ALWAYS FORGET THE MAN VS MEN.
Les recomiendo estos sitios para aprender mas sobre este tema:
[(https://www.inglesmundial.com/Intermedio/Leccion2/Ortografia.html)
[(https://continuingstudies.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/irrplu)
Aca hay una pagina para practicar:
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(https://agendaweb.org/grammar/plural-regular-irregular.html)
Irregular plural nouns
These are nouns that make their plural form in an irregular way. That means that you don’t use the letter “S” to form the plural, but instead it’s actually a different word or a different spelling.
Man - Men
Woman - Women
Life - Lives
Child - Children
Tooth - Teeth
Foot - Feet
Sheep - Sheep
Mouse - Mice
Goose - Geese
Ox - Oxen
Fish - Fish
Deer - Deer
Cactus - Cacti
They are some plural words that are irregular, so, they dont have a “S” at the final of the verb, like the most. In some cases, just adds another letter besides a “S”. Like:
Hero -> Heroes
In other cases, the letters changes completly, and sound diferrent, like:
Foot -> Feet
Tooth -> Teeth
Mouse -> Mice
Fish is an special case, or i would say, these words that describes a determined number of animals of the same kind, the plural word doesnt change. Example:
1 fish -> 10 fish. ( If they are the same Species)
If they are different, you could say:
“I have ten differente types of fishes on my Aquarium.”
14. Irregular plural nouns
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Goose-Geese. (ganso-gansos).
Irregular plural nouns
Book : Books
Apple: Apples
Man: Men
Life: Lives
Plural words
Irregular nouns
Foot: feet
Hero: Heroes
Child: Children
Fish: Fish
Knife: Knives
Irregular plural nouns
Book : Books
Apple: Apples
Man: Men
Life: Lives
Plural words
Irregular nouns
Foot: feet
Hero: Heroes
Child: Children
Fish: Fish
Knife: Knives
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I learn a lot of english with Jhon. He is a good teacher.
Book ▶️ books
Apple ▶️ apples
Man ▶️ mans❌
MEN✅
LIVE ▶️ lifes❌
LIVES✅
Foot - Feet
Hero - Heroes
Child - Children
Fish - Fish
Knife - Knives
Irregular plural nouns
These are nouns that make their plural form in an irregular way. That means that you don’t use the letter “S” to form the plural, but instead it’s actually a different word or a different spelling.
Man - Men
Woman - Women
Life - Lives
Child - Children
Tooth - Teeth
Foot - Feet
Sheep - Sheep
Mouse - Mice
Goose - Geese
Ox - Oxen
Fish - Fish
Deer - Deer
Cactus - Cactis
i like this topic
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knife knives
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life lives
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wife wives
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calf calves
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leaf leaves
Singular Plural (vowel change)
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foot feet
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tooth teeth
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goose geese
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man men
Singular Plural
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mouse mice
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die dice
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ox oxen
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child children
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person people*
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penny pence (in British usage)
Man - Men
Life - Lives
Foot - Feet
Hero - Heroes
Child - Children
Fish - Fish
Knife - Knives ❤️
Singular Plural (vowel change)
foot feet
tooth teeth
goose geese
man men
woman women
Plural nouns
Man / men
Life / lives
Foot / feet
Fish/ fish
Child / children
Very interesting thanks for the additional examples. I’ll pay more attention to these details.
Irregular plural nouns
Foot - Feet
Hero - Heroes
Child - Children
Fish - Fish
Knife - Knives
I love the word “wolf”, in plural is “wolves”
I always have had mistakes with irregulars forms
Foot = Feet
Hero = Herores
Child = Children
Fish = Fish
Knife = Knives
I’d like to add more instances like “Life -> lives”:
- Knife -> Knives
- Wife -> Wives
- Thief -> Thieves
- Shelf -> Shelves
- Wolf -> Wolves
That is Awesome
Singular Plural
mouse mice
die dice
ox oxen
child children
person people*
ALWAYS FORGET THE MAN VS MEN.
Irregular Plural Nouns
These are nouns that make their plural form in an irregular way. That means that you don’t use the letter “S” to form the plural, but instead it’s actually a different word or a different spelling.
This is funny for me haha most of the time I have wrong
Irregular plural nouns
These are nouns that make their plural form in an irregular way. That means that you don’t use the letter “S” to form the plural, but instead it’s actually a different word or a different spelling.
Man - Men
Woman - Women
Life - Lives
Child - Children
Tooth - Teeth
Foot - Feet
thanks
Irregular plural nouns
Book : Books
Apple: Apples
Man: Men
Life: Lives
Plural words
Irregular nouns
Foot: feet
Hero: Heroes
Child: Children
Fish: Fish
Knife: Knives
Foot- Feet
Hero - Horoes
Child - Children
Fish - Fish
Knife - Knives
Irregular plural nouns
These are nouns that make their plural form in an irregular way. That means that you don’t use the letter “S” to form the plural, but instead it’s actually a different word or a different spelling.
Man - Men
Woman - Women
Life - Lives
Child - Children
Tooth - Teeth
Foot - Feet
Sheep - Sheep
Mouse - Mice
Goose - Geese
Ox - Oxen
Fish - Fish
Deer - Deer
Cactus - Cacti
Thanks.
nice
i ALWAYS FORGET THE MAN VS MEN.
In this site you can see more examples about irregular plural nouns 😃
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Plural word
execelent
good 👍
thanks You 👍
Hello
hello
Child - Children
Hero - Heroes
Child - Chindren
Man – Men
Mouse – Mice
Louse – Lice
Bison – Bison
Woman – Women
Policeman - Policemen
Child – Children
Person – People
Fish – Fish
Tooth – Teeth
Goose – Geese
Sheep – Sheep
Moose – Moose
Foot – Feet
Ox – Oxen
Deer – Deer
Offspring – Offspring
Irregular plural nouns
These are nouns that make their plural form in an irregular way. That means that you don’t use the letter “S” to form the plural, but instead it’s actually a different word or a different spelling.
Man - Men
Woman - Women
Life - Lives
Child - Children
Tooth - Teeth
Foot - Feet
Sheep - Sheep
Mouse - Mice
Goose - Geese
Ox - Oxen
Fish - Fish
Deer - Deer
Cactus - Cacti
I’ve been learning too many things in this course. I didn’t know nothing about the irregular plural nouns before this class, actually.
Practice:
Foot → Feet
Hero → Heroes
Child → Children
Fish → Fish
Knife → Knive
very good
very good…great
In this site you can see more examples about irregular plural nouns 😃
Never Stop Learning!!!
rregular plural nouns
These are nouns that make their plural form in an irregular way. That means that you don’t use the letter “S” to form the plural, but instead it’s actually a different word or a different spelling.
Man - Men
Woman - Women
Life - Lives
Child - Children
Tooth - Teeth
Foot - Feet
Thanks
Man-Men
Woman -Women
Life - Lives
Child - Children
Tooth- Teeth
Foot - Feet
Sheep -Sheep
Mouse - Mice
In this site you can see more examples about irregular plural nouns 😃
Never Stop Learning!!!
Les recomiendo estos sitios para aprender mas sobre este tema:
[(https://www.inglesmundial.com/Intermedio/Leccion2/Ortografia.html)
[(https://continuingstudies.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/irrplu)
Aca hay una pagina para practicar:
[
(https://agendaweb.org/grammar/plural-regular-irregular.html)
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thanks
Foot Feet
Hero Heroes
Child. Children
Fish Fish
Great class!
Foot - Feet
Hero - Heroes
Child - Children
Fish - Fish
Knife - Knives
Buen video!
thanks teacher Jhon
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My classmates are taking this course.
Knife -> Knives
Wife -> Wives
Thief -> Thieves
Shelf -> Shelves
Wolf -> Wolves
There is one single “Superman”, but always can come more “X-Men”…
Man - Men
Woman - Women
Life - Lives
Child - Children
Tooth - Teeth
Foot - Feet
Sheep - Sheep
Mouse - Mice
Goose - Geese
Ox - Oxen
Fish - Fish
Deer - Deer
Cactus - Cacti
hola
hey are some plural words that are irregular, so, they dont have a “S” at the final of the verb, like the most. In some cases, just adds another letter besides a “S”. Like:
Hero -> Heroes
In other cases, the letters changes completly, and sound diferrent, like:
Foot -> Feet
Tooth -> Teeth
Mouse -> Mice
Man-Men
Mouse-Mice
Louse-Lice
Bison-Bison
Woman-Women
Policeman-Policemen
Child-Children
Person-People
Fish-Fish
Tooth-Teeth
Goose-Geese
Sheep-Sheep
Moose-Moose
Foot-Feet
Ox-Oxen
Deer- Deer
Offspring-Offspring
bien explicado
They are some plural words that are irregular, so, they dont have a “S” at the final of the verb, like the most. In some cases, just adds another letter besides a “S”. Like:
Hero -> Heroes
In other cases, the letters changes completly, and sound diferrent, like:
Foot -> Feet
Tooth -> Teeth
Mouse -> Mice
Fish is an special case, or i would say, these words that describes a determined number of animals of the same kind, the plural word doesnt change. Example:
1 fish -> 10 fish. ( If they are the same Species)
If they are different, you could say:
“I have ten differente types of fishes on my Aquarium.”
foot
apple
nice
Thanks teacher!!
"The irregular plural, these are nouns that make their plural form in an irregular way, that means, that you don't use the letter s to form the plural, instead is actually a different word or a different spelling"
Si ?
Nouns ending in -o
potato potatoes
tomato tomatoes
hero heroes
torpedo torpedoes
veto vetoes
Singular/ Plural (no change)
sheep
fish
moose
swine
buffalo
shrimp
trout
Nouns ending in -us
Singular (-us) Plural (-i)
focus foci (also focuses)
radius radii (also radiuses)
fungus fungi
nucleus nuclei
cactus cacti
alumnus alumni*
octopus octopuses (or octopi)
" Not all the nouns in English make the plural form with the S, there are some irregular nouns"
hola que tal
Is ok
Is cool
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