Презентация на тему Nouns

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NOUNS

COUNTABLE

UNCOUNTABLE

SINGULAR

PLURAL

honey

NOUNS COUNTABLE UNCOUNTABLE SINGULAR PLURAL honey

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Most nouns form their plural by adding -s

one dog

two dogs

Most nouns form their plural by adding -s one dog two dogs

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Nouns ending in -s, -ss, -sh,
-ch, -x, -o, take -es in

Nouns ending in -s, -ss, -sh, -ch, -x, -o, take -es in
the plural

one box

three boxes

BUT some nouns ending in -o
take only -s

radio-radios
piano-pianos
photo-photos
rhino-rhinos
hippo-hippos
video-videos

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Nouns ending in a vowel+ y take only-s
in the plural

a boy

four boys

a

Nouns ending in a vowel+ y take only-s in the plural a
day-days
a toy-toys
a joy-joys

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Nouns ending in a consonant +y, drop the
-y and take -ies

Nouns ending in a consonant +y, drop the -y and take -ies
in the plural

a strawberry

two strawberries
a baby-babies
a lady-ladies
a cherry-cherries

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Nouns ending in -f or -ef, drop -f or -ef and take

Nouns ending in -f or -ef, drop -f or -ef and take
-ves in plural

a wolf

three wolves

BUT some nouns ending in -f or -ef
take only -s
(крыша) roof-roofs
giraffe-giraffes
(скала) cliff-cliffs
chief-chiefs
belief-beliefs
handkerchief-handkerchiefs

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Irregular Plurals

a child- children
a man – men
a woman-women
a goose-geese
a tooth- teeth
a foot-

Irregular Plurals a child- children a man – men a woman-women a
feet
an ox- oxen
a mouse- mice
a louse-lice
a deer-deer

a trout-trout
a salmon-salmon
a sheep-sheep
a swine-swine
a means-means

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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

cheese, butter, meat, salt, pepper, bacon, bread, chocolate, honey, jam, etc.

coffee,

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS cheese, butter, meat, salt, pepper, bacon, bread, chocolate, honey, jam,
milk, water, tea, wine, lemonade, petrol, oil, etc.

beauty, love, happiness, etc.

gold, iron, silver, wood, paper, etc.

food

liquids

materials

abstract nouns

hair, money, news, advice, snow, furniture, weather, etc.

others

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REMEMBER

Some uncountable nouns become countable
with numerals before them

hair
BUT: two hairs

fish
BUT: three

REMEMBER Some uncountable nouns become countable with numerals before them hair BUT:
fishes

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PRONUNCIATION

[ s]

when the noun ends in a(n) [f],[k], [p], [t] or [Ѳ].
cliffs,

PRONUNCIATION [ s] when the noun ends in a(n) [f],[k], [p], [t]
books, shops, cats, myths

[iz]

when the noun ends in a(n)[s], [ks], [∫], [t∫], [d3 ], [z] or[3] . buses, foxes, torches, bridges

when the noun ends in any other sound.
rooms, boys, pears, leaves

[z]

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WRITE THE PLURAL

lemons
buses
peaches
cherries
roofs
foxes
glasses
keys
pianos
potatoes
balls
books
sheep
babies
children

KEY:

lemon-
bus-
peach-
cherry-
roof-
fox-
glass-
key-
piano-
potato-
ball-
book-
sheep-
baby-
child-

16. green leaf-
17.old lady-
18. radio-
19.ox-
20. tall woman-
21.knife-
22.toy-
23.policeman-
24.raspberry-
25.sandwich-
26.mouse-
27.photo-
28.cliff-
29.watch-
30.thief-

green leaves
old ladies
radios
oxen
tall

WRITE THE PLURAL lemons buses peaches cherries roofs foxes glasses keys pianos
women
knives
toys
policemen
raspberries
sandwiches
mice
photos
cliffs
watches
thieves

KEY:

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TRANSLATE THE NOUNS

lemon-
bus-
peach-
cherry-
roof-
fox-
glass-
key-
piano-
potato-
ball-
book-
sheep-
baby-
child-

16. green leaf-
17.old lady-
18. radio-
19.ox-
20. tall woman-
21.knife-
22.toy-
23.policeman-
24.raspberry-
25.sandwich-
26.mouse-
27.photo-
28.cliff-
29.watch-
30.thief-

TRANSLATE THE NOUNS lemon- bus- peach- cherry- roof- fox- glass- key- piano-

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THANK YOU!
BEST WISHES TO ALL OF YOU

THANK YOU! BEST WISHES TO ALL OF YOU