This document provides an overview of basic grammar rules for articles, plurals, and irregular plurals in 3 sentences:
It discusses the use of definite ("the") and indefinite ("a"/"an") articles with singular and plural nouns, and how to form regular and irregular plurals by adding "-s" or changing spelling. It also explains the differences between "this/that" and "these/those" based on proximity, and that some nouns like "glasses" are always plural forms.
This document provides an overview of basic grammar rules for articles, plurals, and irregular plurals in 3 sentences:
It discusses the use of definite ("the") and indefinite ("a"/"an") articles with singular and plural nouns, and how to form regular and irregular plurals by adding "-s" or changing spelling. It also explains the differences between "this/that" and "these/those" based on proximity, and that some nouns like "glasses" are always plural forms.
This document provides an overview of basic grammar rules for articles, plurals, and irregular plurals in 3 sentences:
It discusses the use of definite ("the") and indefinite ("a"/"an") articles with singular and plural nouns, and how to form regular and irregular plurals by adding "-s" or changing spelling. It also explains the differences between "this/that" and "these/those" based on proximity, and that some nouns like "glasses" are always plural forms.
a bag - Use a/an with Open the door - Use the when we know This is pen a singular noun Close windows which (door,windows) NOT “Open a door” an umbrella - Use an with a - Use the with singular identity card noun beginning and plural nouns with a vowel (a,i,u,e,o) Plurals This/that/these/those Singular Plural Spelling Add-s to make plural nouns What’s this? It’s a lighter Book Books Add-s It’s a pen That car is Italian Key Keys They’re pens These watches are Japanese Watch Watches Add-es after ch,sh, s, What are those? They’re tables Box Boxes x Don’t use a/an Country Countries with plural nouns Use this/these for things near you Dictionary Dictionaries Consonant + y = ies They’re pens Use that/those for things far away NOT They’re a pens This/that = singular These/those = plural Irregular Plurals Singular Plural Plural nouns Some words for things are plural A man/mӕn/ Men/men/ e.g. glasses, headphones, trousers A woman/womƏn/ Women/wɪmin A child/tʃaild/ Children/tʃaildrǝn/ don’t use a/an with plural nouns A person/pɜ:sn/ People/pi:pl/ NOT a glasses, a headphones