Forming Plural Nouns: Rules for Nouns Ending in S, CH, X, Y
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Forming Plural Nouns: Rules for Nouns Ending in S, CH, X, Y
- 1. Lesson 22: More Rules: Plural Form of Nouns
- 3. teacher• kiss – kisses bush – bushes • church – churches fox – foxes • ax – axes s
- 4. pupil• kiss – kisses bush – bushes • church – churches fox – foxes • ax – axes s
- 5. lamp• kiss – kisses bush – bushes • church – churches fox – foxes • ax – axes s
- 6. ax es
- 7. box es
- 8. kiss es
- 9. church• kiss – kisses bush – bushes • church – churches fox – foxes • ax – axes es
- 10. watch• kiss – kisses bush – bushes • church – churches fox – foxes • ax – axes es
- 11. bush• kiss – kisses bush – bushes • church – churches fox – foxes • ax – axes es
- 12. baby• baby – babies lady – ladies • city – cities country – countries i es
- 13. lady• baby – babies lady – ladies • city – cities country – countries i es
- 14. city• baby – babies lady – ladies • city – cities country – countries i es
- 15. country• baby – babies lady – ladies • city – cities country – countries i es
- 16. •Nouns that end with .–s, .– ch, .–x, -ss form their plural by adding .–es. Nouns that end in y preceded by consonants form their plural by changing y to i and adding .–es.