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The document provides a grammar chart on plural nouns in English. It lists 7 rules for forming plurals, such as adding 's' or 'es' depending on the ending of the singular form. It then provides examples of nouns and their plurals according to the rules. Finally, it gives an exercise translating Spanish nouns into their English plural forms.

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Tarea 3.

The document provides a grammar chart on plural nouns in English. It lists 7 rules for forming plurals, such as adding 's' or 'es' depending on the ending of the singular form. It then provides examples of nouns and their plurals according to the rules. Finally, it gives an exercise translating Spanish nouns into their English plural forms.

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SINDICATO DE CHOFERES PROFESIONALES DE QUININDE

GRAMMAR: PLURAL OF NOUNS


Name: Wilson Ayala
No. RULE SINGULAR PLURAL
1 Most nouns form their plural by adding S to the BOOK BOOKS
singular.
2 Nouns ending in S, SH, CH, X, or Z, form their plural GLASS GLASSES
by adding ES. This ending is pronounced as a separate
syllable.
3 Nouns ending in Y preceded by a consonant form BABY BABIES
their plural by changing the Y to I and adding ES.
4 Nouns ending in F or FE form their plural by changing LEAF LEAVES
the F to V and adding ES.
Exceptions: roofs, safes, handkerchiefs, proofs, cuffs.
5 Nouns ending in O form their plural by adding ES to POTATO POTATOES
the singular.
Exceptions: pianos, trios, solos.
6 Some nouns have the same form in both numbers. SHEEP SHEEP
7 Some nouns are very irregular in plural. MAN MEN
MOUSE MICE
FOOT FEET
WOMAN WOMEN
CHILD CHILDREN
TOOTH TEETH

EXERCISE: GIVE THE PLURAL FORM OF THESE NOUNS.

SPANISH ENGLISH SPANISH ENGLISH


SINGULAR PLURAL SINGULAR PLURAL
Ladrón Thief Thieves Topacio Topaz Topazes
Hacha Ax Axes Juguete Toy Toys
Llave Key Keys Oveja Sheep Sheep
Patata Potato Potatoes Diente Tooth Teeth
Dama Lady Ladies Cepillo Brush Brushes
Niño Child Children Policia Policeman Policemen
Cartero Postman Postmen Ratón Mouse Mice
Mitad Half Halves Oficina Office Offices
Pie Foot Feet Zorro Fox Foxes
Iglesia Church Churches Mujer Woman Women
Lobo Wolf Wolves Casa House Houses
Vestido Dress Dresses Companía Company Companies
Puente Bridge Bridges Mujer Woman Women
Beso Kiss Kisses Hora Hour Hours
Fósforo Match Matches Voz Voice Voices
Lenguaje Language Idioms Caramelo Candy Candies
MY GRAMMAR CHART
PRONOUNS

TASK: Classify the pronouns into categories

YOU HERSELF YOURSELF IT OURSELVES OURS MINE HERS


THEY YOURSELVES HIMSELF I YOU HE YOURS ITS
ME HER ITSELF US THEIRS SHE IT WE
YOU HIS THEMSELVES YOU MYSELF YOURS HIM THEM

SUBJECT OBJECT POSSESSIVE REFLEXIVE


I ME MINE MYSELF

YOU YOU YOURS YOURSELF

HE HIM HIS HIMSELF

SHE HER HERS HERSELF

IT IT OURS ITSELF

WE US HER OURSELVES

YOU YOU THEIRS YOURSELF

THEY THEM ITS THEMSELVES

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