Que hay que tener claro:Los nombres en ingles no tienen terminaciones especiales para indicar al genero que pertenecen , los articulos y adjetivos son invariables y,por lo tanto no cambian de forma para corresponder con el genero del nombre que modifican : a small boy:un nino pequeno. a small girl una muchacha pequena , a small box:una caja pequena.
formacion de los plurales:
a)En ingles la mayoria de los plurales se le anade s
neighbor:neighbors.lion:lions
b)aquellos nombres que terminan en sonido de s y u otros sonidos como z,ch,sh,x) se le anade es es en lugar de s :
wjemplos:
singular PLURAL
BRUSH--------------BRUSHES
BOX------------------BOXES
CHURCH------------CHURCHES
C)Todos los nombres que terminan en y precedida de una consonante,cambian la y en i y se le anande es .sin embargo,si la y esta precedida de una vocal ,solamente se le anade es
lady-------------ladies
fly---------------flies
key-------------keys
boy-------------boys
d)la mayoria de los nombres que terminan en o precedida de una consonante ,forma el plural al anadirles es:
tomato----------tomatoes
hero-------------heroes
e)cuando el nombre termina en f o fe,el plural se forma generalmente la f o fe por ves
knife---------knives naif
thief----------thives
Reading Comprehension
The Coat of Arms was introduced by King Richard I of England in the 1190s, apparently as a version of the arms of the Duchy of Normandy.
Normandy currently uses two leopards, although an alternative historical version uses three leopards identical to the English arms.
According to one tradition, following the Norman Conquest an extra leopard was added to two existing Norman leopards to represent the combined Anglo-Norman realm. According to another tradition the two leopards were combined with the single lion of Aquitaine on the acquisition of these continental territories by the English Crown.
Other heraldic authorities have claimed that at an early stage in the development of heraldry the number of Norman leopards was not fixed and that it is simply a matter of design as to why England has ended up with three heraldic leopards (now called lions) and Normandy with two.
coat(kout)
apparently(aparuanli)
inroduce (interdius)
duchy
currently(courrenli)
according(acourdin)
combined(combain)
claimed(cleind)
fixed(fisd)
although(oltou)
ended(ende)
development (dilovement)
following(folowing)
acquisition(adquisichen)
called(col)
early(erli)
existing(itxixtin)
simply (cimpli)
matter(mater)
formacion de los plurales:
a)En ingles la mayoria de los plurales se le anade s
neighbor:neighbors.lion:lions
b)aquellos nombres que terminan en sonido de s y u otros sonidos como z,ch,sh,x) se le anade es es en lugar de s :
wjemplos:
singular PLURAL
BRUSH--------------BRUSHES
BOX------------------BOXES
CHURCH------------CHURCHES
C)Todos los nombres que terminan en y precedida de una consonante,cambian la y en i y se le anande es .sin embargo,si la y esta precedida de una vocal ,solamente se le anade es
lady-------------ladies
fly---------------flies
key-------------keys
boy-------------boys
d)la mayoria de los nombres que terminan en o precedida de una consonante ,forma el plural al anadirles es:
tomato----------tomatoes
hero-------------heroes
e)cuando el nombre termina en f o fe,el plural se forma generalmente la f o fe por ves
knife---------knives naif
thief----------thives
Reading Comprehension
The Coat of Arms was introduced by King Richard I of England in the 1190s, apparently as a version of the arms of the Duchy of Normandy.
Normandy currently uses two leopards, although an alternative historical version uses three leopards identical to the English arms.
According to one tradition, following the Norman Conquest an extra leopard was added to two existing Norman leopards to represent the combined Anglo-Norman realm. According to another tradition the two leopards were combined with the single lion of Aquitaine on the acquisition of these continental territories by the English Crown.
Other heraldic authorities have claimed that at an early stage in the development of heraldry the number of Norman leopards was not fixed and that it is simply a matter of design as to why England has ended up with three heraldic leopards (now called lions) and Normandy with two.
coat(kout)
apparently(aparuanli)
inroduce (interdius)
duchy
currently(courrenli)
according(acourdin)
combined(combain)
claimed(cleind)
fixed(fisd)
although(oltou)
ended(ende)
development (dilovement)
following(folowing)
acquisition(adquisichen)
called(col)
early(erli)
existing(itxixtin)
simply (cimpli)
matter(mater)