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    The document provides lessons on forming plurals in English. It explains that most nouns form their plural by adding -s, which is pronounced as [s], [z], or -es, which is pronounced [iz]. Examples of plural nouns are given such as maps, girls, doors. Students are then asked to provide the plural form of sample nouns and read lists of nouns in plural form using the numbers in brackets. The last part covers using a or an correctly with singular and plural nouns.

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    The document provides lessons on forming plurals in English. It explains that most nouns form their plural by adding -s, which is pronounced as [s], [z], or -es, which is pronounced [iz]. Examples of plural nouns are given such as maps, girls, doors. Students are then asked to provide the plural form of sample nouns and read lists of nouns in plural form using the numbers in brackets. The last part covers using a or an correctly with singular and plural nouns.

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    The document provides lessons on forming plurals in English. It explains that most nouns form their plural by adding -s, which is pronounced as [s], [z], or -es, which is pronounced [iz]. Examples of plural nouns are given such as maps, girls, doors. Students are then asked to provide the plural form of sample nouns and read lists of nouns in plural form using the numbers in brackets. The last part covers using a or an correctly with singular and plural nouns.

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    The document provides lessons on forming plurals in English. It explains that most nouns form their plural by adding -s, which is pronounced as [s], [z], or -es, which is pronounced [iz]. Examples of plural nouns are given such as maps, girls, doors. Students are then asked to provide the plural form of sample nouns and read lists of nouns in plural form using the numbers in brackets. The last part covers using a or an correctly with singular and plural nouns.

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    LESSON 1: MY FAMILY

    THE PLURAL NUMBER OF NOUNS

    Repeat after your teacher:


    [s] [z] [iz]
    book – books pen – pens box – boxes
    desk – desks girl – girls bench – benches
    map – maps wall – walls bush – bushes
    cat – cats dog – dogs
    boy – boys
    door – doors
    window – windows

    ! În limba engleză, pluralul substantivelor se formează adăugînd


    terminaţia –s, care se citeşte [s], [z] sau –es, care se citeşte [iz]:
    one map – two maps [s]
    one boy – three boys [z]
    one bench – four benches [iz]

    Read these words:


    maps, girls, doors, boxes, desks, windows, benches, chairs, books, teachers,
    pencil-boxes, dogs, cats, lessons, balls, trees.

    Give the plural of:


    a car - a friend - a bed –
    a box - a day - a cup -
    a room - a page - a hat –
    a bed - a table - a circle -

    Read the nouns in the plural using the numbers given in brackets:
    e.g. a notebook (25) – twenty-five notebooks

    a big apple (10), a small box (4), a new word (34), an expensive dress (3),
    an old bench (6), an English book (45), a green tree (11), a white house (7),
    a lovely child (2).

    Writer a or an.
    __ lady __ child __ book
    __ dish __ egg __ family
    __ word __ student __ apartment
    __ apple __ dress __ man
    __ coat __ house __ address
    __ orange __ umbrella

    If necessary add a or an.


    That’s ___ pencil. I’m ___ student.
    Those are ___ doors. Those are ___ cameras.
    These are ___ oranges. That’s ___ photo.
    This is ___ boy. Mary is ___ baby.
    They’re ___ teachers. These are ___ exercises.
    He’s ___ doctor. The boys are ___ students.
    That’s ___ apple. That’s ___ notebook.
    This is ___ dress. This is ___ old book.

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