Articles and Plurals

Oct 17, 2011

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. What's an article? Consider the following:el librola sillael cuadernola puertael bol

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Articles and Plurals

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PLURALS

PLURALS. Grammar Reference Preparatore Linguistico : Dott.ssa Barbara Meloni. PLURALS. The plural of a noun is the form of it that is used to refer to more than one person or thing . In English, most nouns add – s to form the plural :

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Making plurals

Making plurals. Plural Articles. Definite articles = the. el. los. la. las. Indefinite articles = a, an. some. un. unos. una. unas. Plural Nouns. If a noun ends in a vowel add “s” If a noun ends in a consonant add “es” If it ends in a Z change the “z” to a “c” and add “es”.

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Articles and Plurals

Articles and Plurals. What’s an article? Consider the following: el libro la silla el cuaderno la puerta el bolígrafo la mesa What do you think “el” means? How about “la”? If you said “the,” you’re right. Both “el” and “la” mean “the.”

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Plurals

Plurals . Words with f, ff or fe endings. Guess the spelling rule!. Copy these words into your jotter and try to work out the spelling rule! Sheriff = sheriffs Cuff = cuffs Chief = chiefs Reef = reefs Wife = wives Leaf = leaves Calf = calves Scarf = scarfs/scarves

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Grammar Plurals

Grammar Plurals. Primary 3M Cockenzie Primary School December 2008. Grammar. NOUN A naming word, person, place or object. house rose . pencil bird . What is a plural?. one cat. two cat s. Plural or Singular?. one flower. three flower s. Plural or Singular?. one hat.

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Forming Plurals

Forming Plurals. 4.1 Spelling words. Let’s Go!. tomato. es. Keep going!. tax. es. Keep going!. smudge. s. Keep going!. leash. es. Keep going!. dollar. s. Keep going!. ferry. ies. Keep going!. relish. es. Keep going!. monkey. s. Keep going!. inch. es. Keep going!.

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Plurals

Plurals. Singular Nouns. A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea. A singular noun names only one person, place, thing, or idea. one boy one forest one apple one piece . Plural Nouns. A plural noun names two or more people, places, things, or ideas. some boys

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Spelling Rules and Plurals

Spelling Rules and Plurals. Spelling Rules. Spelling ie and ei. REMEMBER: I before E except after C or when sounded like A as in neighbor and weigh. EXCEPTIONS: either, caffeine, foreign, forfeit, height, heir, leisure, neither, protein, seize, species, their, weird.

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Plurals

Plurals. Plurals.

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ENGLISH PLURALS

ENGLISH PLURALS. The plural form of most nouns is created simply by adding the letter 's' to the end of the word . hour – hours tree – trees house – houses Nouns that end in - ch , -x, -s, - sh , zz or s-like sounds, the plural is formed by adding ' es ' to the end of the word.

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Plurals

Plurals. A noun that names more than one person, place, thing, or idea. Usually ends in “s” Tables Trees Books. Plurals…. Nouns that end in “y” Rule: Change “ i ” to y and add “ es ” Baby…babies. Nouns that end in s, z, ch , sh , x RULE: Add – es Box…boxes Church…churches.

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Possessives, Plurals, and Homonymns

Possessives, Plurals, and Homonymns. Or, To It’s or Not To Its. Introduction. Confused about when to you “its” or “it’s?” You’re not the only one. Even professional writers screw this one up. Psst: so does your teacher. So What’s the Problem?.

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Plurals and Possessives

Plurals and Possessives. March 2011. Forming plurals of nouns. To form the plurals of most nouns, add s. Examples: Snack = snacks Oven = ovens Umbrella = umbrellas. Forming plurals of nouns. If the word ends in s, x, z, ch, or sh…. you add es Examples: glass = glasses Buzz = buzzes

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Plurals and Possessives

Plurals and Possessives. or, where to put that “s” and apostrophe. Singular Nouns – How to Make Plural?. Desk School Paper Student. General Rule – Add “s”. Desk s School s Paper s Student s. But, There are Exceptions:. Fish Evidence (Singular and plural are the same)

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Definite Articles; - er verbs; irregular plurals

Definite Articles; - er verbs; irregular plurals. le français I Chapitre 2 Grammaire 1. In French there are four different words for “the”. You have to memorize the gender of the noun. Remember there aren’t any set rules, so memorize each word individually!.

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Regular and Irregular Plurals

Regular and Irregular Plurals. State Content Standard: WA 1.5 – Identify and correctly use regular plurals and irregular plurals. Learning Objective:. Today we will write and use and plurals. regular. irregular. Activate Prior Knowledge. Vowels

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Plurals

Plurals. Unit 6 Transparency 39.

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Plurals , Possessives, and Contractions

Plurals , Possessives, and Contractions. Possessive Nouns. A possessive noun tells who or what owns or has something. Singular noun – Rita has a book about baseball. Singular possessive noun – Rita’s book is about baseball. Plural noun – Several cities have baseball teams.

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Plurals, Possessives, and Contractions

Plurals, Possessives, and Contractions. Possessive Nouns. A possessive noun tells who or what owns or has something. Possessive nouns may be common or proper. They may also be singular or plural. Singular noun – Rita has a book about baseball.

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Plurals

Plurals. Startblock Plurals in German follow several patterns. These patterns can help you remember the plural form of each noun you learn. Plurals.

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Plurals

Plurals. Singular Nouns. A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea. A singular noun names only one person, place, thing, or idea. one boy one forest one apple one piece. Plural Nouns. A plural noun names two or more people, places, things, or ideas. some boys

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