Grammar Special Plural Nouns

Grammar Skill Special Plural Nouns Theme 2 Dancing Rainbows

Special Plural Special Plural Nouns Nouns • A singular noun names one person, place, or thing. • A plural noun names more than one person, place, or thing. • If a singular noun ends in a consonant + y, form the plural by changing the y to i and adding -es. • Some singular nouns have special plural forms. Singular and Plural Nouns How to Form Noun Plurals Examples For nouns ending with a sky/skies consonant + y, change city/cities the y to i and add -es. country/countries Cities

Grammar Skill Special Plu CELEBRATING TRADITION or thing. • If a singular noun ends in a consonant + y, form Specialthe pluralNouns Plural by changing the y to i and adding -es. • Some singular nouns have special plural forms. Singular and Plural Nouns How to Form Noun Plurals Examples For nouns ending with a sky/skies consonant + y, change city/cities the y to i and add -es. country/countries For special nouns, learn man/men the special plural forms. woman/women child/children tooth/teeth foot/feet loaf/loaves mouse/mice reserved. 231L

CELEBRATING TRADITIONS Dancing R CEL Gra Grammar Skill Special Plural Nouns • A singular noun names one person, place, or thing. • A plural noun names more than one person, place, Singular and Plural Nouns or thing. How to Form Noun Plurals Example Special Plural Nouns • If a singular noun ends in a consonant + y, form the plural by changing the y to i and adding -es. • Some singular nouns have special plural forms. For nouns ending with a sky/skies Singular and Plural Nouns consonant + y, change city/cities How to Form Noun Plurals Examples the y to i and add -es. country/countrie For nouns ending with a sky/skies consonant + y, change city/cities For special nouns, learn man/men the y to i and add -es. country/countries the special plural forms. woman/women For special nouns, learn man/men child/children the special plural forms. woman/women child/children tooth/teeth tooth/teeth foot/feet foot/feet loaf/loaves loaf/loaves mouse/mice mouse/mice Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. TEACHER’S EDITION PAGE T231L TEACHER’S EDITION PAGE T231L 1. Men and women dance for rain. TRANSPARENCY 2–32 1. Men and women dance for rain. TRANSPARENCY 2–32 2. Their feet stomp and swing. 3. The skies turn cloudy after the dance. 4. Raindrops fall on the cities. 2. Their feet stomp and swing. 5. The children find a beautiful rainbow. 3. The skies turn cloudy after the dance. 4. Raindrops fall on the cities. 5. The children find a beautiful rainbow.

Grammar Special Plural Nouns

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