Plural Form

PLURAL FORM
The plural form of most nouns is created simply by adding the letter s.
* more than one snake = snakes
* more than one ski = skis
* more than one Barrymore = BarrymoresWords that end in -ch, x, s or s-like sounds, however, will require an -es for the plural:
* more than one witch = witches
* more than one box = boxes
* more than one gas = gases
*more than one bus = buses
* more than one kiss = kisses
* more than one Jones = Joneses
(Irregulars) There are several nouns that have irregular plural forms. Plurals formed in this way aresometimes called mutated (or mutating) plurals.
* more than one child = children niño- niños
* more than one woman = women mujer- mujeres
* more than one man = men hombre- hombres
*more than one person = people persona- personas
* more than one goose = geese ganso- gansos
* more than one mouse = mice raton -ratones
* more than one barracks = barracks cuartel -cuarteles
* more than one deer = deer ciervo- ciervos (igual)
* more than one tooth = teeth diente- dientes
* more than one foot = feet pie- pies
* more than one fish = fish pez- pecesThere were two young (lady) ______________________________ walking in the garden.
I see two (dish) ______________________________ on the table.
These two (child) ______________________________are watching TV.
Could you give me some (information) ______________________________ about your project?
These (box) ______________________________ hurt me by falling down.
My (trousers)______________________________ are dirty.
I can see many dead (leaf) ______________________________ in the garden.
The (deer) ______________________________ are running in the forest.
I lost my (key)______________________________ this morning.
I quickly need some (furniture) ______________________________
I would like some (potato) ______________________________ in my plate please.
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