Plural Forms
Monday August 11, 2008
There are a number of rules for forming plural nouns in English. The basic rule is 'add +s' to the noun (i.e. tree - trees). Here are two quizzes focusing on plural forms. The first, plural forms quiz focuses on standard plurals, as well as a few irregular forms. The second irregular plural forms quiz is more appropriate for advanced English learners.
You may also want to study the plural forms spelling rules a bit as well.
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Hi Kenneth,
I just read the first two sentences of your page:
There are a number of rules for forming plural nouns in English. The basic rule is ‘add +s’ to the noun (i.e. tree – trees).
It looks like you’re talking about writing. Writing is not language. It’s only a representation of a language.
Cheerz,
zauerKraut
Dear sir/Madam,
To start with I’d like ot thank you for giving us the opportunity of sharing you knowledge through the net.
I’ve beeen reading about plural forms and I’ve discovered things that I had forgotten.
Once again thanks a lot. Cheer up
Mohamed Adinane