中考英语语法讲解资料及练习（English grammar materials and exercises in high school entrance examination）.docVIP

中考英语语法讲解资料及练习（English grammar materials and exercises in high school entrance examination） English grammar and exercises senior high school entrance examination First: NOUN The noun is of course familiar to everyone, we eat food, drink drinks, wearing clothes are nouns. It is easy, right? But you may be a change, noun attributive noun and noun possessive issues get in the end how to use in disorderly fashion,? OK, follow me. First, special plural nouns. The plural common nouns we know is added directly to -s or -es, but there are some nouns not obedient, irregular change. These are small naughty: A. class, box, watch, brush and other words to s, x, CH, SH, and -es to the end; B. story, factory and other consonant +y endings complex should first be -y into -i and -es; C. knife, wife, life and ending with -f or -fe -f or -fe word first became -v, plus -es; D. -o at the end of the term, in general, the end is the letter +o the word -s, we learned radio, zoo. The end is the consonant +o word, plural -es. Such as: tomato, hero, potato, of course, piano and photo, and is an exception, they can only end with -s. E. child (children), foot (feet), tooth (teeth), mouse (mice), man (men), woman (women) complex changes of the words do not follow the rules. Note: the composition of compound words with man and woman, -men and -women are also in the plural. Such as: an Englishman, two Englishmen. German but not compound words, it is the plural form of Germans; F. deer, sheep and other words is too lazy, even with the singular and plural form. Remember to remember. People, police, cattle, appears in the singular form, but actually the plural, so their predicate is of course a plural form, this is a collective noun. The English, the French, the Chinese, said the national general term, also used. Note: maths, politics, physics, -s at the end of term, though, is an uncountable noun. TheUnited and States (USA), the United Nations (UN) should be regarded as a singular. Dont be surprised