 |
|
Weasel by Cynthia DeFelice |
| Lesson | Skills Covered in Lesson |
| English Lesson 1 | Rule 1 - To form the plural of most
nouns you simply add an s to the end of the noun. Rule 2 - If the noun ends in sh, ch, x, s, or z add es to make it plural. |
| English Lesson 1 | Rule 1 - To form the plural of most
nouns you simply add an s to the end of the noun. Rule 2 - If the noun ends in sh, ch, x, s, or z add es to make it plural. |
| English Lesson 2 | Rule 3 - If a noun ends in a consonant
plus y, the y changes to i before es
is added. Note: If the noun ends in a vowel plus y, just add s. Rule 4 - Most of the words that end with f, ff, or fe are made plural by changing the ending to -ves. |
| English Lesson 3 | Rule 5 - Words that end in o
are usually made plural by adding s. Rule 6 - Some words are the same in both the singular and the plural forms. |
| English Lesson 4 | Rule 7 - Some words form their plural
by changing the whole word. These are called irregular nouns. With irregular nouns,
you have to memorize the plural form. Rule 8 - Some nouns are called noncount nouns. You don't make noncount nouns plural. |
| English Lesson 5 | Singular Possessives |
| English Lesson 6 | Plural Possessives |
| English Lesson 7 | Plural Possessives |
| English Lesson 8 | Comparative and Superlative Adjectives and Adverbs |
| English Lesson 9 | Irregular Comparative and Superlative Adjectives and Adverbs |