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If you would like to access the Word document of this publication, please message me! By adding –s to nouns ending in –f or –fe, By adding –s if there is a vowel before the -y. By changing –y into –ies if a noun ends in a consonant before the -y. You are free to photocopy and distribute these materials. By adding –s or –es to nouns ending in -o. The singular and plural forms of some nouns are the same Some nouns have same singular and plural forms or have plural ending (-s) The ending –is is changed to –es Looking for a singular and plural irregular verbs chart? ��"�S�H���x��VJ�ȱwS��5+�I���3�엂�Cr?��{0���%^�A�4|��n,��������и�Mh�y܃-D%�0iF�0�IH z_�{{,9����y��C/�B��Ќ۬X7"�� Singular & Plural Nouns: Notes, Examples, and Exercises (PDF) - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. 0000005800 00000 n
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English Vocabulary For Marriage / Wedding with Urdu Meanings, Diseases Names in English With Urdu Meanings, English Words Meaning in Urdu with Sentences, English Vocabulary for Clothes and Dresses with Urdu Meanings. %%EOF
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