Nouns
Plurals
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A picture – a bee.
A flower – a tree.
A dolphin – a cat.
A pencil – a hat.
A window – a hen.
An apple – a pen.
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Three pictures – two bees.
Five flowers – four trees.
Six dolphins – three cats.
Eight pencils – two hats.
Four windows – five hens.
Six apples – three pens.
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A witch, a bus,
a bush, a box,
a fish, a dish,
a glass, a box.
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Two witches, three buses,
five bushes, four foxes,
six fishes, eight dishes,
nine glasses, two boxes.
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A fairy, a try,
a berry, a spy,
a cherry, a fly,
a ferry, a cry.
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Two fairies, three tries,
six berries, two spies,
nine cherries, five flies,
two ferries, some cries.
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A big bad wolf, the wolf’s fat wife.
A spoon and a fork, a big sharp knife.
A tiny dwarf, the dwarf’s red scarf.
One crispy loaf, one and a half.
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Two big bad wolves, the wolves’ fat wives.
Some spoons and forks, six big sharp knives.
Three tiny dwarves, the dwarves’ red scarves.
Five crispy loaves and three more halves.
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Irregular plurals
Hey diddle, diddle, we change in the middle.
tooth – teeth
mouse – mice
goose – geese
foot – feet
man – men
woman – women
child – children
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Two deer met one deer
And said, “Hello, dear.”
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One sheep saw three sheep
Who were fast asleep.
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One moose loved two moose.
Which one to let loose?
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What is your wish? Hundreds of fish.
The fisherman wishes for hundreds of fishes.
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Sheep and deer and moose and mice,
feet and teeth and seven dice.
Women, children, men and geese.
Memorise them piece by piece.
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BOXES of POTATOES.
BUSES full of WITCHES.
A boy who cut his knee
and had to have three STITCHES.
Six FLIES in two GLASSES.
Two LOLLIES on STICKS.
Five LADIES with big FEET.
Two CLOWNS doing TRICKS.
A vampire’s long TEETH.
Two GIRLS with some GEESE.
Three MEN in a boat.
Four SHEEP with white fleece.
Two SHEEP in the sea.
Some DEER in the WOODS.
Three COWS in the field.
Some GIRLS in red HOODS.
BOXES of POTATOES.
BUSES full of WITCHES.
A boy who cut his knee
and had to have three STITCHES.
Six FLIES in two GLASSES.
Two LOLLIES on STICKS.
Five LADIES with big FEET.
Two CLOWNS doing TRICKS.
A vampire’s long TEETH.
Two GIRLS with some GEESE.
Three MEN in a boat.
Four SHEEP with white fleece.
Two SHEEP in the sea.
Some DEER in the WOODS.
Three COWS in the field.
Some GIRLS in red HOODS.
COUNTABLES AND UNCOUNTABLES
COUNTABLE NOUNS
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A snowflake, a raindrop,
a rainbow, a star,
a cloud, an iceberg , a gale.
A river, a snow storm,
a lake and a stream,
a boat, a ship and a sail.
A bottle, a glass, a saucer, a plate,
a packet, a box and a jar.
A boy, a girl, a woman, a man,
a bus, a train and a car.
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Snowflakes, raindrops,
rainbows, stars,
clouds, icebergs and gales.
Rivers, snow storms,
lakes and streams,
Boats and ships and sails.
Bottles, glasses, saucers, plates,
packets, boxes, jars.
Boys and girls, women, men,
buses, trains and cars.
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Sugar, water, flour, salt,
Pepper, coffee, milk.
Tea and cocoa, yoghurt, cheese,
Cotton, wool and silk.
Metal, plastic, rubber, wood,
Fog and dew and ice.
Sunshine, rain and snow and mist,
wine and beer and rice.
Love and hate, sorrow, joy,
friendship, truth and wisdom.
Anger, laughter, boredom, thirst,
beauty, work and freedom.
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Запомни!
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A packet of sweets
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A glass of water
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A group of children
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A tube of toothpaste
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A pair of shoes
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A jar of jam
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A pair of trousers
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A cup of tea
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A bunch of flowers
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A bar of chocolate
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A box of chocolates
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A bag of sugar
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