The document contains information about pluralization rules in English. It lists common nouns in their singular and plural forms, grouped according to their pluralization patterns. These include nouns that form plurals by adding -s, -es, changing the internal vowel, or remaining the same in singular and plural forms. The document tests reading comprehension by providing singular nouns and asking the reader to supply the plural version.

1. EOI Cartagena, 2013
Isabel Bastida

2. Shoe
Leaf Ball
Story Car Clock
Brush

3. Brushes
Balloons Doors
FFIINNAALL <<--SS>>
Monkeys Cups

4. Singular Plural Singular Plural
Shoe
Ball
Car
Shoes Clock
Balls
Cars
Clocks
Spoon Spoons
Cup Cups

5. Singular Plural FINAL sh, ch, s, x, z, o
Box
Brush
Watch
Boxes
Brushes
Watches
Glass Glasses
Tomato Tomatoes

6. Singular Plural
Elf
Wolf
Knife
Elves
Wolves
Knives
FINAL F VES

7. Singular Plural FINAL CONSONANT+Y  IES
Baby
Dictionary
Lady
Babies
Dictionaries
Ladies
Toy Toys
Monkey Monkeys

8. Singular Plural
Child
Man
Tooth
Children
Men
Teeth
Singular Plural
Foot
Woman
Mouse
Feet
Women
Mice

9. Singular Plural
Louse
Goose
Ox
Lice
Geese
Oxen
Singular Plural
Penny
Person
Pence
People

10. Sheep
Deer
Salmon
Sheep
Deer
Salmon
Singular Plural

12. 1. calf
2. foot
3. piano
4. spy
5. toothbrus
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13. 1. calves
2. feet
3. pianos
4. spies
5. toothbrushes

14. 1.mouse
2. book
3. shelf
4. bus
5. child

15. 1. mice
2. books
3. shelves
4. buses
5. children

16. 1. thief
2. woman
3. baby
4. photo
5. house

17. 1. thieves
2. women
3. babies
4. photos
5. houses

18. Good Job!!!