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This is a lesson about the plural in English: how to form the plural of regular and irregular English names. Some xceptions: belief, chief, cliff, proof, roof, oaf and safe take only one -s. But some names have the same form in the singular and plural: no need for -s at the end!
Lesson on pronunciation of plural word sounds - /s/ /z/ /iz/. Students identify the sounds and then practice speaking with tongue twisters.
Plurals: Worksheets printable exercises, handouts to print pdf. Plural of the nouns: regular and irregular plurals in English.
We add -es to the noun that ends in -ss, -sh, -ch, -x. Nouns ending in -o can form their plural by adding -es, too. Some nouns ending in -o can have both plural forms, -s or -es. 2. Nouns ending in -y. If the noun ends in a consonant and -y, we change -y into -i and add -es. But we add -s only to the nouns ending in a vowel plus -y. 3.
Here are some examples of nouns that have the same singular and plural form. Get Smart! Fill in the blanks with the correct plural form of the noun.
You hear the difference between woman (singular) and women (plural) in the first syllable. Listen to your teacher pronounce one woman and two women . Language Note:
In forming the plural of proper names with a title, some pluralize the title, e.g., the Misses Brown. Others pluralize the name, e.g., the Miss Browns. If a title belongs to each of the two names, it should take the s in forming the plural, e.g., Drs. Scott.
