FORM THE PLURAL OF A NOUN ENDING IN Y PRECEDED BY A CONSONANT BY

COUNSEL contains two syllables and the nal consonant is preceded by a vowel, but the word is accented on the rst syllable, so we don’t double the consonant before adding an ending. © Capital Community CollegeBEGIN + -ing = BEGIN[r]

ence, compare the spellings of the plurals of the words fl y and toy:(i-viiiB,001-328B) whl bk.indd 6 3/16/09 12:33:54 PMNouns 7 Singular Pluralfl y fl iestoy toysIn the word fl y, the y by itself represents a vow[r]

Formation of plural nounsThe plural noun is generally formed by adding -s to the singular.Cow (singular), cows (plural)Boy, boysGirl, girlsBook, booksTree, treesDog, dogsPen, pensNouns ending in -s, -sh, -ch or -x form the[r]

a hippo a radio a tomato a potato an avocado a hero a photo a kangaroo a bamboo a volcano a piano an igloo a mosquito a domino a buffalo

well as my brothers did, as I proved when I helped to build our frontier home.We went to New Bedford with father, whohad found work there at his old trade; andhere I laid the foundations of my first child-hood friendship, not with another child, butwith my next-door neighbor, a s[r]

initial consonant cluster can be three letters long, e.g. “spr-” in the word “sprint”, whilst thelongest final consonant cluster will be generally four letters long, e.g. “-rsts” in the word“firsts”. Perhaps the prize for the longest consona[r]

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RELATIVE CLAUSEI/ Relative pronouns: Who ,whom, which, where, when, whose ,why , what, that .II/Relative clauses:1/ The Relative pronounis the subject of the relative clause :Ex : I don't like the man . He lives next door . > I don't like the man who[r]

present), neither of which is further expanded.8.12 Two past tenses: the absolute preterite vs therelative preteriteEnglish has an absolute past tense, which establishes a past domain, as wellas a relative past tense, which expresses T-simultaneity in a past[r]

e) Why don't we leave the car in this car park/parking. f) I can't come to work today. I have a bad cold/flu. g) Excuse me sir, but do you have a licence/permission for this gun? h) Brighton has quite a good beach/seaside. GRAMMAR 21 COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS[r]

Use:We use the Past Simple to talk about acompleted event in the past.We often say when it happened (e.gyesterday, two years ago…)e.g I…bought…….(buy) a present foryou last Tuesday.Spelling rules:*If the verb ends with –e, we add –d:e.g live-lived*Verbs endings wit[r]

1960days of rage noun a series of violent confrontations between radicalmembers of the Students for Democratic Society and the police indowntown Chicago in the autumn of 1969 US, 1970day to day adjective unencumbered by tho[r]

Giáo án Anh 6  Giáo án Anh 6 Preparing date:.24..../8......./..2008...... UNIT 3: AT HOMELESSON: 3. NUMBERS. B 1+2 Period : 14.A.Objectives: I. Knowledge: By the end of the lesson, Ss will be able to learn numbers from 21 - 100 and how to pronoun plural