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THE PLURAL OF NOUNS 


Most nouns form the plural by

adding -s or -es-or ies.


Examples



Singular


Car

Necklace
Plural


Cars

Necklaces

boat

Book

boats

Books

hat

hats

house

houses

river

Dress

Shirt

Coat

suit

Bag

Tie

Chicken

rivers

Dresses

Shirts

Coats

suits

Bags

Ties

Chickens



A noun ending in -y preceded


by a consonant makes the


plural with -ies.


Examples



Singular Plural


a cry

cries


a fly

flies

a nappy

nappies

a poppy

poppies

a city

cities

a lady

ladies

a baby

babies



man

men


child

children


tooth

teeth


foot

feet


person

people


leaf

leaves


half

halves


knife

knives


wife

wives

life

lives

loaf

loaves

potato

potatoes

cactus

cacti

focus

foci

fungus

fungi

nucleus

nuclei

syllabus

syllabi

analysis

analyses

diagnosis

diagnoses

oasis

oases

thesis

theses

crisis

crises




criterion

criteria

datum

data


 


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The same form in singular and plural.


Examples



Singular

Plural


sheep

sheep


fish

fish


species

species


aircraft

aircraft



Some nouns have a plural form but take


 a singular verb.


Examples




  • News:  The news is on at 6.30 p.m.

  • Athletics:  Athletics is good for young people.

  • Linguistics:  Linguistics is the study of language.

  • Darts:  Darts is a popular game in England.

  • Billiards:  Billiards is played all over the world.



Some nouns have a plural form and take


 a plural verb.


Examples



  • Trousers  My trousers are too tight.

  • Jeans  Her jeans are black.

  • Glasses  Those glasses are his.

  • Her eye-glasses are nice.

  • My shoes are fashionable

  • These pyjamas are old fashion.


others include:


savings, thanks, steps, stair, customs,

congratulations, tropics, wages, spectacles,

 outskirts, goods, wits

 


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COUNTABLE AND


 UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS


Countable nouns are for things we can count


Examples



dog, horse, man, shop, idea., turkey, pie, drink,

firework, present, electronic

set,sppon,fork,kitchen,bedroom,air condition,

sandwich,canned food.

They usually have a singular and plural form.


Examples


two dogs, ten horses, a man, six men,

 the shops, a few ideas.



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Uncountable nouns are for the things that we

cannot count


Examples


Tea, sugar, water, air, rice.


They are often the names for abstract ideas or

qualities.


Examples

Knowledge, beauty, Jewelery, anger, fear,

love,fun, laughter,entertainment.

They are used with a singular verb.

They usually do not have a plural form.

 We cannot say sugars, angers, knowledges.




Examples of common uncountable


nouns:


  • money, furniture, happiness, sadness,

  • research, evidence,

  • safety, beauty, knowledge.

We cannot use a/an with these nouns. To express a

quantity of one of these nouns, use a word or

expression like:


some, a lot of, a piece of, a bit of,

a great deal of...


Examples


  • There has been a lot of research into the causes of this disease.

  • He gave me a great deal of advice before my interview.

  • They've got a lot of furniture.

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Some nouns are countable in other languages but

uncountable in English.


Some of the most common of these are:


accommodation

advice

baggage

behaviour

bread

furniture

information

luggage

news

progress

traffic

travel

trouble

weather

work



BE CAREFUL with the noun 'hair' which is normally

uncountable in English:

  • She has long blonde hair


It can also be countable when referring to individual hairs:

  • My father's getting a few grey hairs



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Compound Nouns:



Formation


Words can be combined to form compound nouns.

These are very common, and new combinations are

invented almost daily. They normally have two parts

. The second part identifies the object or person in

question (man, friend, tank, table, room). The first

part tells us what kind of object or person it is, or

what its purpose is (police, boy, water, dining,

bed):


What type / what

purpose

What or who


police man

boy friend

water tank

dining table

bed

Chair
room

Carpet




Two parts may be written in a number of ways :

1. as one word.


Example: policeman, boyfriend



2. as two words joined with a hyphen.


Example: dining-table



3. as two separate words.


Example: fish tank.


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Compound nouns often have a meaning that is


different from the two separate words.


Stress is important in pronunciation, as it

distinguishes between a compound noun (e.g.

greenhouse) and an adjective with a noun (e.g.

green house).



In compound nouns, the stress usually falls on the

first syllable:


a 'greenhouse = place where we grow plants

(compound noun)

a green 'house = house painted green (adjective

and noun)

a 'bluebird = type of bird (compound noun)

a blue 'bird = any bird with blue feathers (adjective

 and noun)



* Many common compound nouns are formed from


phrasal verbs (verb + adverb or adverb + verb).


Examples


Breakdown, outbreak, outcome, cutback, drive-

in, drop-out, feedback, flyover, hold-up,

hangover, outlay, outlet, inlet, makeup, output,

set-back, stand-in, takeaway, walkover.



NATIONALITIES



Country: I live in England.

Adjective: He reads English literature.

Noun: She is an Englishwoman.

 



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Note:

 We use the + nationality adjective ending in -ese or


-ish with a plural verb, to refer to all people of that


nationality:


The Chinese are very hard-working.

The Spanish often go to sleep in the afternoon.


COUNTRY

ADJECTIVE

NOUN

Africa

African

an African

America

American

an American

Argentina

Argentinian

an Argentinian

Austria

Austrian

an Austrian

Autralia

Australian

an Australian

Bangladesh

Bangladesh(i)

a Bangladeshi

Belgium

Belgian

a Belgian

Brazil

Brazilian

a Brazilian

Britain

British

a Briton/Britisher

Cambodia

Cambodian

a Cambodian

Chile

Chilean

a Chilean

China

Chinese

a Chinese

Colombia

Colombian

a Colombian

Croatia

Croatian

a Croat

the Czech Republic

Czech

a Czech

Denmark

Danish

a Dane

England

English

an Englishman

Finland

Finnish

a Finn

France

French

a Frenchman

Germany

German

a German

Greece

Greek

a Greek

Holland

Dutch

a Dutchman

Hungary

Hungarian

a Hungarian

Iceland

Icelandic

an Icelander

India

Indian

an Indian

Indonesia

Indonesian

an Indonesian

Iran

Iranian

an Iranian

Iraq

Iraqi

an Iraqi

Ireland

Irish

an Irishman

Israel

Israeli

an Israeli

Jamaica

Jamaican

a Jamaican

Japan

Japanese

a Japanese

Mexico

Mexican

a Mexican

Morocco

Moroccan

a Moroccan

Norway

Norwegian

a Norwegian

Peru

Peruvian

a Peruvian

the Philippines

Philippine

a Filipino

Poland

Polish

a Pole

Portugal

Portuguese

a Portuguese

Rumania

Rumanian

a Rumanian

Russia

Russian

a Russian




Scotland

Scottish

a Scot

Serbia

Serbian

a Serb

the Slovak Republic

Slovak

a Slovak

Sweden

Swedish

a Swede

Switzerland

Swiss

a Swiss

Thailand

Thai

a Thai

The USA

American

an American

Tunisia

Tunisian

a Tunisian

Turkey

Turkish

a Turk

Vietnam

Vietnamese

a Vietnamese




Yugoslavia

Yugoslav

a Yugoslav

 


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