Learning from mistakes

English

X * I like listen music

• I like listening to music

like + -ing form

listen to

X * She is in holiday

• She is on holiday. On holiday

. On the left

. On the right

. On Monday

. On May the first

.

X * You have twelve years old

• You are twelve years old

We don’t say:

* You are twelve years

We can say:

You are twelve or

You are twelve years old

X * studing

•studying

Try - trying

Say - saying

Enjoy - enjoying

Pay - paying

Vocabulary - pictures

Butterfly

cow

snake

tonight // X *this night

• We don’t say * this night

• We always say

tonight

Questions• What

• How

• Why• Who

• How much…• How many…

• How long

• Where• When• …

• is

• are

• do

• does

• can

• Did

• …

Subject verb … ?

Where does she live ?

Questions• What

• How

• Why• Who

• How much…• How many…

• How long

• Where• When• …

• is

• are

• do

• does

• can

• Did

• …

Subjectverb … ?

How many chairs did you buy ?

Regular plurals

• -s

» book - books                      » apple - apples  » boy - boys                       » door - doors

We normally make a noun plural by adding ‘ –s ’

Regular plurals

• -ch -sh -s -x + - es

• match - matches     

• dish - dishes            

• bus - buses   

• box - boxes

When the noun ends in ch-sh-s-x-z we add ‘ –es ’

Regular plurals

-o => -es

• tomato - tomatoes 

• potato – potatoes

• -o => -s

• Piano - pianos     

• radio-  radios

For some nouns that end in ‘ –o ’, we add ‘ –es ’

Regular plurals

•  consonant + -y ( baby)

( -y => i ) > -es (bab ies)

• family - families     

• fly -  flies

• baby – babies

• city - cities

When the noun ends in a consonant + ‘ y ’, we change the ‘ y ’ into ‘ i ’ and add ‘ –es ’

Regular plurals

• -f or -fe => v + - es

• wife

• wolf – wolves / knife - knives

• knife – knives / thief - thieves

• wives

When the noun ends in ‘ f ’ or ‘ fe ’, we change the ‘ f ’ into ‘ v ’ and add ‘ -es ’ or ‘ –s ’

Irregular plural forms

• child - children

• man - men

• woman - women

• person - people

• foot - feet

• goose - geese

• mouse - mice

• tooth - teeth

• deer - deer

• sheep - sheep

Irregular plural forms• child

• woman

• foot

• mouse

• tooth

• deer

• children

• teeth

• women

• deer

• feet

• mice

to be continued

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