Singular and Plural nouns | Study Notes | EFL Level A2

Singular and Plural nouns | Study Notes | EFL Level A2

Singular and Plural nouns | Study Notes | EFL Level A2

Singular and Plural Nouns

We form plural nouns by adding +s to the singular word. There are some exceptions from this rule. You will find them in the table below:

 

                            SINGULAR PLURAL
A pen

An apple

A book

+s Pens

Apples

Books

A fox

A glass

A torch

A bus

A brush

+es Foxes

Glasses

Torches

Buses

Brushes

A diary y+ies

(When 

a letter before “y” is a consonant)

Diaries

Libraries

A toy

A key

+s

(When 

a letter before ‘y’ is a vowel)

Toys

Keys

A knife

A thief 

fe + ves

f + ves

EXCEPTIONS:

Chef – chefs

Roof – roofs

Chief – chiefs 

Belief- Beliefs

Knives

Thieves

 

IRREGULAR NOUNS:

 

A woman – women

A man – men

A tooth- teeth

A mouse- mice

A goose- geese

A person- people

A child- children