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    The document provides a list of rules for making nouns plural in English. It begins with common rules like adding "s" or "es" and includes less common rules like changing the ending from "y" to "ies" if the noun ends in a consonant or adding "s" if it ends in a vowel. The document then provides examples of nouns that follow each rule. It concludes with an exercise where the reader must provide the plural form of various nouns and use them correctly in sentences. The summary focuses on the key pluralization rules and form of the exercise.

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    The document provides a list of rules for making nouns plural in English. It begins with common rules like adding "s" or "es" and includes less common rules like changing the ending from "y" to "ies" if the noun ends in a consonant or adding "s" if it ends in a vowel. The document then provides examples of nouns that follow each rule. It concludes with an exercise where the reader must provide the plural form of various nouns and use them correctly in sentences. The summary focuses on the key pluralization rules and form of the exercise.

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    The document provides a list of rules for making nouns plural in English. It begins with common rules like adding "s" or "es" and includes less common rules like changing the ending from "y" to "ies" if the noun ends in a consonant or adding "s" if it ends in a vowel. The document then provides examples of nouns that follow each rule. It concludes with an exercise where the reader must provide the plural form of various nouns and use them correctly in sentences. The summary focuses on the key pluralization rules and form of the exercise.

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    EXERCISE

    Sapón Pérez, Andrea Esperanza -201832218-

    Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala – USAC-


    Facultad de Humanidades
    Licenciatura en Pedagogía y Administración Educativa

    Inglés V y VI

    Docente: Lcdo. Ardany Santos Escobar

    Quetzaltenango, 18 de junio del 2022


    1）Add “s” to make plural. 2) Adding “es” to nouns end 3) Nouns end in ‘o’ (cons + “o”)
    Cottage cottages in (‘s’,’sh’,’ch’ and ‘x’) add ‘s’.
    Year years Dress dresses Piano pianos
    Month months Bus buses Solo solos
    Noun nouns Fish fishes Photo photos
    Street streets Wish wishes Kangaroo kangaroos
    Ruler rulers Class classes Radio radios
    Bush bushes

    6) Nouns end in ‘y’ (vow +


    4) Other nouns end in ‘o’, add 5) Nouns end in ‘y’ (cons + “y”) add
    “y”) add “s”
    ‘es’ to. “ies”
    day days
    echo echoes story stories
    donkey donkeys
    hero heroes diary diaries
    key keys
    tomato tomatoes country countries
    way ways
    Potato potatoes lorry lorries
    boy boys
    mango mangoes candy candies
    toy toys
    cargo cargoes

    A) Write the right plural for each word. B) Complete the sentences with the right plural.
    Church = Church Class = Classes 1. The girls (girl) are happy because they have got
    Kimono = Kimonos Video = Videos new toys (toy).
    Story = Stories Baby = Babies 2. These are the ways (way) to school.
    Hero = Heroes Cargo = Cargoes 3. Angie has candies (candy).
    Box = Boxes Zero = Zeros 4. My mother has mangoes (mango) for me.
    Bufalo = Bufalos Fox = Foxes 5. My glasses (glass) for the sun.
    Tax = Taxes Watch = Watches 6. That is the buses (bus) to school.
    Motto = Mottoes Volcano = Volcanos 7. She is in ten photos (photo).
    Dancer = Dancers Carrot = Carrots 8. Tony is 2 years (year) old.
    Boy = Boys Peacock = Peacocks 9. My grandfather has three radios (radio).
    Office = Offices Pilot = Pilots 10. These are my book stories (story).
    Girl = Girls Singer = Singers 11. These are your keys (key).
    Instrument=Instruments Street = Streets 12. The map has hundreds of contries (country).
    Day = Days Song = Songs 13. I have many wishes (wish) for Christmas.
    Canoe = Canoes Bank = Banks 14. Those are new computers (computer).
    Paper = Papers Ruler = Rules
    Dancer = Dancers Singer = Singers
    Tax = Taxes Sash = Sashes

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