The document outlines the rules for forming plurals in English, highlighting various cases such as adding -s, -es, changing -y to -ies, and modifying -fe/-lf to -ves. It provides specific examples for each rule, including irregular plurals like 'foot/feet' and 'tooth/teeth'. The document serves as a guide for properly constructing plural forms of nouns.

1. Presentation of plural and singular rules
Lucía R. 5ºB
School: Santo Domingo Savio

2. Plural
The majority of names form
a plural by adding -s. Let’s
see some examples:
Singular: ·book ·tablet
·pencil
Plural: ·books ·tablets
·pencils

3. Nouns ending-ss -sh -
tch -x -s add -es to
form the plural
we are going to see a
few examples :
plural: boxes
singular: ·box
plural:·buses
singular:·bus
plural: ·dishes
singular: ·dish
cajas
autobuses
platos

4. Names ending in -y-
preceded by a consonant,
change the -y into i -and
add
-es.
-we are going to see a few
examples:
plural : ·babies
singular: ·baby
plural: ·parties
singular: ·party
plural: ·libraries
bebes
bibliotecas
fiestas
BABY
BABIES

5. Names ending in -fe
and -lf form the plural
in -ves we are going to
see a few examples:
Plural: ·Wolves
Singular: ·Wolf
Plural: ·knives
singular: ·knife

6. Important
- The plural of
tomato and potato is
tomatoes and
potatoes

7. These plural are irregular.
Learn them:
Foot
Feet
Tooth Teeth
Goose Geese
Child Children
Mouse Mice

8. finish