THE
NOUN: NUMBER (1/2)
The Noun
number which indicates the count of a noun or pronoun.
There
are two types of the noun number.
Singular
Noun and plural Noun
Singular
Noun:
Singular
Noun is the noun which refers to only one or single noun or pronoun.
Examples:
Boy, Dog, Tree. Etc.
Plural
Noun:
Plural
noun is the noun which refers to more than one number of nouns and pronouns.
Examples:
Boys,
Dogs, three Trees etc.
Change
Singular to plural nouns:
There are few rules to change
singular nouns
Rule
Number 1:
Normally
we ass “S” in the end of any noun or pronoun to make it pronouns.
Examples:
Pencil to Pencils
Web to Webs
Tree to Tree
Night to
Nights
Rule
Number 2:
If a noun or pronoun ends with s,
sh, ch, x and z in
the end, simply we will as “es” at the end to make it Plural.
Examples:
Arch to Arches
Ash to
Ashes
Dish to Dishes
Branch to Branches
Rule
Number 3:
In
the noun or pronoun where “ch” sounds like “K” only “S” wil be added to make a
noun or pronoun plural.
Examples
Stomach to Stomachs
Patriarch to Patriarchs
Hierarch to Hierarchs
Rule
Number 4:
When a noun or pronoun ends with “y” and there is
a consonant before that “y”, “i” will replace it and an “es” will be used to
make it plural.
Examples:
Hobby to Hobbies
Military
to Militaries
Fly to Flies
Query to Queries
Rule
Number 4(a):
When a noun or pronoun ends with “y” and there is
a vowel before that “y”, only “s” will be used to make it plural.
Trolley to Trolleys
Boy to Boys
Toy to Toys
Continued…..