Regular and irregular nouns / Possessive adjective

Book: Books. Bookes.

House: Houseis. Houses.

Cat: Cates. Cats.

Picnic: Picnics. Picnic.

kiss, watch, quiz: kisses, watches, quizzes. kises, watchs, quizes.

boy, holiday, key, guy: boies, holidays, keys, guys. boys, holidays, keys, guys.

party: parties. partys.

city: citys. cities.

If the noun ends in F or FE, we remove the F/FE and add : IES. VES.

thief: thiefes. thieves.

wife: wives. wifeves.

If the noun ends in a CONSONANT + O, we normally add ... VES. ES.

TOMATO, POTATO: Tomatoes, potatoes. Tomatoves, Potatoves.

Complete the sentences: There are a number of nouns that don't follow these rules. They are ----------- and you need to learn them individually because they don't normally have an S on the end. Regular. Irregular.

man, woman in plural is... men and women. mans and womans.

children, feet and teet: child, foot, tooth. child, foots, tooths.

Complete the sentences: Possessive ............. are used to indicate that the speaker takes ownership or claims the subject or object of the sentence. pronouns. verbs.

Coloca apropiadamente el object y el subject en la oración: Yo le llamé a ella. I called her. I am called she.

Mi carro corré más rápido que el tuyo: My car runs fasters than yours. I have a car than runs fasters than you car.

Mi pelota: my ball. my balls.

Write in the blank the possessive adjetives: 1. Where is _______ (I) book? 2. Here is _______ (we) teacher. 1) my, 2) we. 1) my, 2) our.

________ (I) husband and I want to go to Paris. We want to see ________ (it) historical monuments. my and its. I and it is.