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Singular and Plural nouns
Grammar
notes Practice
 | We form plural nouns by adding - s : |
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Singular |
Plural |
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a book |
two cups |
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one dog |
three dogs |
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the window |
the windows |
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a pen |
some pens |
 | We form some plural nouns differently: |
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Singular |
Plural |
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man |
men |
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child |
children |
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foot |
feet |
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tooth |
teeth |
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mouse |
mice |
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woman |
women |
 | We form some plural nouns by adding -es. |
| Singular |
Plural |
| bus |
buses |
| watch |
watches |
| box |
boxes |
| potato |
potatoes |
| wish |
wishes |
 | We form some plural nouns by adding - ies
| Singular |
Plural |
| lorry |
lorries |
| city |
cities |
| family |
families |
| country |
countries |
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 | We form some plural nouns by adding - ves
| Singular |
Plural |
| wife |
wives |
| knife |
knives |
| wolf |
wolves |
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Practice
Level 1
Level 2

Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Grammar
notes Practice
 | Most nouns have singular and plural forms : |
bus/
buses; dog/ dogs; man/ men
 | We call these countable nouns because we can
count them |
e.g.
one pen; two pencils; three men
 | Some nouns have one form and cannot be counted.
We call them uncountable nouns. |
e.g.
water, bread, money, rain, milk
 | We cannot use a, an or numbers before uncountable
nouns. |
Practice
Level 5
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