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13/9/12

What is a plural NOUN?

Plural nouns are nouns which are always plural and have no singular form. They are often things which have two parts joined together, e.g. trousers (trousers have two legs), or scissors.
Some plural nouns refer to a group (of people or things). An example of this is police.
Plural nouns always take a plural form of the verb, so we say:
  • My trousers are wet.
  • The goods were stolen.
  • The police are here.
Sometimes we use some with a plural noun. In other cases we can say a pair of. Here are 10 plural nouns and examples of how we use them.

10 plural nouns

  • scissors
  • some scissors,
  • a pair of scissors
  • trousers
  • some trousers,
  • a pair of trousers
  • clothes
  • some clothes
  • headphones
  • some headphones,
  • a pair of headphones
  • refreshments
  • some refreshments
  • sunglasses
  • some sunglasses,
  • a pair of sunglasses
  • goods
  • some goods
  • outskirts
  • on the outskirts
  • headquarters
  • at headquarters
  • at our headquarters
  • surroundings
  • in nice surroundings
ACTIVITY 1:

What is the correct plural of the word?

  1. How many (person) study English as a second language?
  2. Five (woman) opened a computer service company.
  3. Even (child) enjoy learning on the Internet.
  4. Most basketball players are 6 (foot) tall or more.
  5. Which breed of (sheep) produces the finest wool?
  6. My (tooth) are sensitive to the cold.
  7. At daylight savings time, we have to change our (watch) .
  8. The boys went fishing and caught 10 (fish) .
  9. There are 10 (man) in the Maintenance Department.
  10. The (wife) keep their (knife) on the (shelf) .
  11. (Goose) are water birds.
  12. (Piano) are difficult to move .
  13. There are some (policeman) in my house!
  14. I've lost my (luggage) .

 

ACTIVITY 2:

Write down the correct form of the plural:

  1. city - .
  2. house - .
  3. boy - .
  4. family - .
  5. life - .
  6. photo - .
  7. phone - .
  8. sandwich - .
  9. nurse - .
  10. elf - .
  11. phenomenon - .
  12. criterion - .
  13. village - .
  14. toy - .
LOOK FOR THE KEYS IN THE COMMENTS OF THIS POST.
Las soluciones en los comentarios de esta entrada.

10/9/12

TEN BASIC PHRASAL VERBS FOR BEGINNERS IN ENGLISH

Here are 10 important phrasal verbs for elementary learners of English.
If you're learning English and you're in the beginner level you must learn this basic Phrasal verbs.

wake up

To stop sleeping. I wake up at 6 o’clock every morning.
[irregular verb] The verb wake is irregular: wake, woke, woken.
I woke up at 7 o’clock yesterday morning.


get up

To get out of bed. I always wake up at 6.30 and then I get up at 6.40.
[irregular verb] The verb get is irregular: get, got, got.
Yesterday I got up late.

speak up

To speak more loudly. Speak up, please! I can’t hear you.
[irregular verb] The verb speak is irregular: speak, spoke, spoken.

hurry up

To go more quickly. We are late. Hurry up!
You’re so slow. Please hurry up!

give up

To stop a habit. I want to give up smoking. It’s unhealthy and expensive.
[irregular verb] The verb give is irregular: give, gave, given.
I gave up smoking last year. I feel much healthier now.

wash up

To wash the plates, cups and cutlery. My wife cooked the dinner and afterwards I washed up.

slow down

To go more slowly. Don’t drive so quickly – slow down!
You’re speaking too quickly. Please slow down!

break down

When a car or machine stops working. Old cars often break down.
[irregular verb] The verb break is irregular:break, broke, broken.
My car broke down yesterday and I was late for work.

look out

To be careful, to pay attention. Look out! The floor is wet.

grow up

When a child is bigger and becomes an adult. My daughter is growing up fast.
[irregular verb] The verb grow is irregular: grow, grew, grown.
He grew up in London but now he lives in Paris.


via speakspeak.com

26/3/11

POCOYO IN ENGLISH FOR CHILDREN .

This is the first chapter of the series: LET'S GO POCOYO .
In this chapter Paco has a Shower, or at least he tries it!
Pocoyo es fantástico para introducir a los más peques de la casa al Inglés. Aprenderán sin darse cuenta.




In this second chapter, POCOYO finds a box full of musical instruments. Let's learn their names. Aprende los nombres de instrumentos musicales con la banda de Pocoyo.

18/10/09

LEARN THE COLOURS (SMALL LEARNERS)



THIS IS ONE OF THE FAVOURITE SONGS FOR CHILDREN TO LEARN COLOURS, IT'S REALLY FUNNY!!

10/10/09

Vocabulary: Objects of the class (video)

This video is a funny way to learn about the objects of the class. It's for my students in 1st and 2nd course of ESO (12-14 yrs)and those beginner students, anyway, have a look!

DO YOU KNOW ALL OF THEM?