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    ENGLISH Q1 WEEK 8 EN2G-Ih-2.4

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    The document discusses plural forms of nouns in English. It explains that nouns ending in s, ch, x, or ss form plurals by adding es, while nouns ending in y preceded by a consonant form plurals by changing y to i and adding es. Examples are given such as axes, churches, buses. Cities, babies, and ladies are given as nouns that form plurals just by adding s. Exercises are included to practice forming plurals of sample nouns.

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    The document discusses plural forms of nouns in English. It explains that nouns ending in s, ch, x, or ss form plurals by adding es, while nouns ending in y preceded by a consonant form plurals by changing y to i and adding es. Examples are given such as axes, churches, buses. Cities, babies, and ladies are given as nouns that form plurals just by adding s. Exercises are included to practice forming plurals of sample nouns.

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    The document discusses plural forms of nouns in English. It explains that nouns ending in s, ch, x, or ss form plurals by adding es, while nouns ending in y preceded by a consonant form plurals by changing y to i and adding es. Examples are given such as axes, churches, buses. Cities, babies, and ladies are given as nouns that form plurals just by adding s. Exercises are included to practice forming plurals of sample nouns.

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    ENGLISH Q1 WEEK 8 EN2G-Ih-2.4

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    Mitch Arzaga
    The document discusses plural forms of nouns in English. It explains that nouns ending in s, ch, x, or ss form plurals by adding es, while nouns ending in y preceded by a consonant form plurals by changing y to i and adding es. Examples are given such as axes, churches, buses. Cities, babies, and ladies are given as nouns that form plurals just by adding s. Exercises are included to practice forming plurals of sample nouns.

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    ENGLISH

    WEEK 8
    Plural forms of Nouns by adding –es
    EN2G-Ih-2.4
    Write the plural of each of the
    following nouns
    Look at the pictures.
    A B
    ax axes city cities
    church churches baby babies
    bush bushes lady ladies
    How are the plural nouns in Group A formed?
    axes
    churches
    Bushes

    How are the plural nouns in Group B formed?


    cities
    babies
    ladies
    Let the pupils write the plural form
    of the following nouns:
    1. city
    2. church
    3. cherry
    4. strawberry
    5. injury
    We should know the correct spelling
    of nous in their singular and plural
    form them to use properly.
    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.
    Match column A with column B by writing the
    letter before each number.
    A B
    1.box a. Fairies
    2. strawberry b. boxes
    3. Fairy c. glasses
    4. glass d. strawberries
    5. lady e. ladies

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