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Nouns: Number - Complete Overview
The map in words
- Nouns Number
- Singular Nouns
- One person or thing
- Used with a/an
- Singular verbs
- Plural Nouns
- More than one
- Used with the
- Plural verbs
- Regular Plurals
- Add -s
- Add -es
- Change -y to -ies
- Change -f to -ves
- Irregular Plurals
- Internal changes
- foot to feet
- man to men
- child to children
- Special Cases
- Same form always
- Always plural form
- Always singular form
- Uncountable nouns
- Singular Nouns
Nouns: Number - Concept Overview
The map in words
- Nouns Number
- Singular Nouns
- One person
- One thing
- Examples girl boy cat
- Plural Nouns
- More than one
- Multiple items
- Examples girls boys cats
- Plural Formation Rules
- Basic Add s
- Hissing sounds s ss sh ch x
- Words ending in o
- Words ending in f fe
- Consonant plus y
- Vowel plus y
- Irregular plurals
- Compound nouns
- Special Cases
- Always singular furniture advice
- Always plural scissors trousers
- Same form deer sheep fish
- Look singular but plural cattle people
- Look plural but singular news mathematics
- Singular Nouns
Nouns: Number — Complete Overview
The map in words
- Nouns Number
- Singular
- One person or thing
- Example: book, girl, mango
- Plural
- More than one
- Example: books, girls, mangoes
- Rules to Form Plural
- Rule 1 Add -s
- book → books
- girl → girls
- Rule 2 Add -es
- Hissing sounds s ss sh ch x
- box → boxes
- brush → brushes
- Rule 3 Most -o endings Add -es
- mango → mangoes
- Exceptions photo → photos
- Rule 4 Change f/fe to -ves
- knife → knives
- Exceptions roof → roofs
- Rule 5 Consonant y to -ies
- baby → babies
- city → cities
- Rule 6 Vowel y Add -s
- boy → boys
- donkey → donkeys
- Rule 7 Irregular vowel change
- foot → feet
- mouse → mice
- Rule 8 Compound Nouns
- Add -s to main word
- mother-in-law → mothers-in-law
- Rule 9 Special forms
- ox → oxen
- child → children
- sheep deer fish same form
- Rule 1 Add -s
- Special Nouns
- Always Plural
- scissors spectacles trousers
- Singular in appearance Plural in use
- cattle people
- Plural in appearance Singular in use
- news mathematics measles
- Always Singular Uncountable
- furniture scenery advice information
- Always Plural
- Singular
Nouns: Number
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- Nouns: Number
- Singular Nouns
- Plural Nouns
- Rules for Forming Plurals
- Irregular Plurals
- Compound Nouns
- Plural in Form but Singular in Use
- Singular in Form but Plural in Use
- Always Plural Nouns
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