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Himanshu Sharma Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What are the general rules for making plural nouns and adjectives from nouns?
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In future, please include all relevant information in the message box, not just 'thank you'! Generally, plural nouns are formed by adding '-s' to their singular forms. Most exceptions or types of exceptions are listed in your grammar book.
- In future, please include all relevant information in the message box, not just 'thank you'!
- Generally, plural nouns are formed by adding '-s' to their singular forms.
- Most exceptions or types of exceptions are listed in your grammar book.
- There are no general rules for turning nouns to adjectives.
- Many can be used as adjectives without change.
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In future, please include all relevant information in the message box, not just 'thank you'!
Generally, plural nouns are formed by adding '-s' to their singular forms. Most exceptions or types of exceptions are listed in your grammar book.
There are no general rules for turning nouns to adjectives. Many can be used as adjectives without change. Many drop their noun suffix (like
Generally, plural nouns are formed by adding '-s' to their singular forms. Most exceptions or types of exceptions are listed in your grammar book.
There are no general rules for turning nouns to adjectives. Many can be used as adjectives without change. Many drop their noun suffix (like
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Sir, I will take your it from future and will include relevant which would be easy for you and others to answers my queries. Thank you for telling the rules. Sometimes I find difficult to make plural which is generally not given the Dictionaris. I would try to learn the rules from a good English book like one written by John Eastwood.
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