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    This document discusses nouns and determiners. It provides spelling rules for forming plurals of nouns, including adding "s", "es", changing "y" to "i" and adding "es". It also covers irregular nouns. The document then defines determiners as words used before nouns to indicate specificity. It explains the definite article "the" is used to refer to specific nouns, while indefinite articles "a" or "an" refer to non-specific singular nouns.

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    Nouns: in This Class You Will Review About Spelling Rules To Form Plurals The Use of The Correct Verb Irregular Nouns

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    NOUNS

    In this class you will review about


    Spelling rules to form plurals

    The use of the correct verb

    Irregular nouns
    SPELLING RULES
    1. Add S to most 2. Add es to words
    nouns ending in: s, ss, sh, ch,
    Book Books x
    Table Tables Bus Buses
    Cup Cups Dress Dresses
    Dish Dishes
    Match Matches
    Box Boxes
    SPELLING RULES
    3. Nouns ending in 4. Nouns ending in
    consonant + y vowel + y add s
    change into i + es Day Days
    Baby Babies Boy Boys
    Story Stories

    5. Nouns ending in o 6. Nouns ending in


    add s or es f or fe change
    Video Videos into v + es
    Photo Photo Shelf Shelves
    Tomato Tomatoes Knife Knives
    DETERMINERS
    WHAT ARE DETERMINERS?
    Determiners are used to identify things
    A determiner is always followed by a noun

    They are used in front of nouns to indicate


    whether you are referring to something specific
    or something of a particular type.
    The definite and indefinite articles a/an/the are
    all determiners
    You use a specific determiner when people
    know exactly which thing(s) or person/people
    you are talking about.
    ARTICLES
    We use a / an before a noun when we talk
    about one thing or person
    Example: a banana (one banana)
    an apple (one apple)
    We use a before a consonant sound

    Example: a boat
    a big house
    We use an before a vowel sound (a,e,i,o,u)

    Examples:
    An apple
    An expensive car
    ARTICLE THE
    We use a/an with singular nouns to refer to
    something but it is not clear which thing we
    mean
    Example: I want to watch a DVD (any DVD is ok
    to me)
    We use the with singular and plural noun when
    we it is clear which thing or things we mean
    Example: I want to watch the DVD of our
    wedding
    We dont use a/an with plural nouns
    Example:
    He has got a problem He has got problems

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