Write the plural of the following words 1.noodle 2.tooth 3man 4.foot 5mouse 6.pota 7.photo 8family 9wolf 10knife 11woman 12policeman 13bed 14grade 15class 16box 17shelf 18fish 19sheep 20deer 21tomato 22hero 23hamburger 24clouse 25trousers 26shoe 27wife 28half 29church 30jacket 31boot 32sweater 33blouse 34umbrella 35necklace 36dress 37umbrella 38watch 39purse 40city 41monkey 42boy

nooelesteethmen feet micepotasphotosfamilieswloveskniveswomenpolicemenbedsgradesclassesboxesshelvesfishsheepdeertomatoesheroeshamburgersclousestrousersshoeswiveshalveschurchesjacketsbootssweatersblous...
Fish [write the plural of the following words]
Fish or fish
Fish is not countable, but it is countable when it means the kind of fish,
It can be changed into either fish or fish
It's uncountable
Fish prototype
Or fish
Please write the plural of the following words:
1、this
2、that
3、is
4、jacket
5、student
6、teacher
7、bus
8、sheep
9、shirt
10、box
I don't have high requirements! I can write as much as I can! I must be "correct" after all!
1、these 2、those 3、are 4、jackets
5、students
6、teachers
7、buses
8、sheep
9、shirts
10、boxes
1、this these
2、that, those
3、is, are
4、jacket , jackets
5、student,students
6、teacher, teachers,
7、bus, buses
8、sheep , sheep
9、shirt, shirts
10、box, boxes
123 is not a noun. There is no plural
jackets,students,teachers,buses,sheep,shirts,boxes
What are the words or phrases of "except" in English
What are the words or phrases that mean "except" in English, such as except, beside, in addition to, etc. Please list them as completely as possible, and indicate which expressions include them. If you can, please explain the direct differences between them, preferably with examples
1. [except] 2. It means not to be counted in -- it can be combined with name, verb, form and clause, followed by "Wai", "Wai", "Wai" and "except..." In addition to the attached table and explanation, this article is only 2500 words
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The application of some words in junior high school English
some time ;sometime; sometimes;some times.
What's the difference
The first is "a period of time", the second is "some time", the third is "sometimes", and the fourth is "several times"
1) Sometimes means "sometimes" and is an adverb
Sometimes he comes by bike and sometimes by bus.
Sometimes he comes by bike, sometimes by bus
(2) Sometime is also an adverb, which means "at some time". It can be used in the past tense and the future tense
You can hand in your homework sometime before Friday.
You can hand in your homework sometime before Friday
(3) Some time is a noun phrase, which means "a period of time"
I'll be away for some time
(4) Some times is also a noun phrase, in which time is used as a countable noun, meaning "times"
Some times means "several times"
I have been to the Great Wall some times.
I have been to the Great Wall several times
There is a formula to help you remember:
Apart "for a period of time", together "at a certain time";
S link is "sometimes", separate "several times", "several times" line
When some and time are written separately, they mean "a period of time" and when they are written together, they mean "some time"; when s is written together, they mean "sometimes" and when they are written separately, they mean "several times" and "several times"
Thirty-four
Some time is a noun phrase, which means a period of time. It can be used in the past tense or the future tense
Sometime is an adverb which means a certain time. It can also be used in the past tense or the future tense
Some times means several times
Some time is an adverb, which means sometimes. It refers to actions or things that happen from time to time.
He will stay in Britain for some time
2. Let's expand
Some time is a noun phrase, which means a period of time. It can be used in the past tense or the future tense
Sometime is an adverb which means a certain time. It can also be used in the past tense or the future tense
Some times means several times
Some time is an adverb, which means sometimes. It refers to actions or things that happen from time to time.
He will stay in Britain for some time
2.Let's have a dinner together sometime next week.
3.Itried some times, but I couldn't do it.
4. Some we are busy and some we are not
Words and phrases expressing "except" in English and their usage
except for
A banana is mainly pulp,except for its skin.
apart from
Apart from English,we study Russian and Spanish.
in addition to
In addition to dessert,they served fruit for good measure."
except
A determinant in which all elements are zero except the elements of the principal diagonal and the elements immediately above and below this diagonal is called a continuant.
besides
quite a lot
Which words are similar but different in usage in junior high school English
Like the title,
Example: each and every
It looks very similar, but the usage is different
There are many
thank you!
I need an explanation, thank you!! What's the difference in grammar and usage
sometime,sometimes,some time,some times
both & all
besides & except
neither & none
hard & hardly
little & bit
all & whole
either&neither
The former is often used: either or, when used as subject, there is the principle of proximity
The latter is commonly used: neither nor.
"Every" is an adjective, which is not used alone. It is often followed by a singular noun without the structure of "every of...". At the same time, every emphasizes "the whole" and "the whole" from "each", which is equivalent to all.
"Each" can be used as an adjective, followed by a singular noun, emphasizing "individual" and "individual" from the whole, which means "average each". ② In this case, each can be used as the subject or object of a sentence, or as an appositive after a plural noun or pronoun. ... unfold
"Every" is an adjective, which is not used alone. It is often followed by a singular noun without the structure of "every of...". At the same time, every emphasizes "the whole" and "the whole" from "each", which is equivalent to all.
"Each" can be used as an adjective, followed by a singular noun, emphasizing "individual" and "individual" from the whole, which means "average each". ② In this case, each can be used as the subject or object of a sentence, or as an appositive after a plural noun or pronoun. ③ Each of... (+ plural noun, pronoun) " Every one of them. Put it away
English words or phrases expressing class spirit
Now I want to make a poster, the theme is that we have become mature in recent years from freshman to junior, and each of us has its own goal to struggle, or a kind of transformation. What are the eye-catching or related words and phrases? Please advise
harvest from freshmen~
strives never stops
achievement means waht you see
Now, let's keep walking
A good beginning is half done.
A good start is half done.
God helps those who help themselves.
God helps those who help themselves.
A problem is your chance to do your best
Never say never.
Never give up.
This... Unfolds
A good beginning is half done.
A good start is half done.
God helps those who help themselves.
God helps those who help themselves.
A problem is your chance to do your best
Never say never.
Never give up.
This is my favorite sentence in the original recitation, I don't know if I can help. Put it away
For junior high school English can only be followed by gerund and infinitive phrases
For example. Have fun / enjoy / spend on / can only take gerund, and can only take infinitive
Keep enjoy finish practice + gerund
I can't think of it, but the home gerund is definitely right
Knock down
Knock out = knock out
Known as = known as
Lay aside = lay aside
Lay down = install, build, lay
Lay off = lay off
Layout = display, layout
Lead the way
Leave alone = leave alone
Leave behind = = leave behind
L... unfold
Knock down
Knock out = knock out
Known as = known as
Lay aside = lay aside
Lay down = install, build, lay
Lay off = lay off
Layout = display, layout
Lead the way
Leave alone = leave alone
Leave behind = = leave behind
Leave out = leave out
Lend itself to = suitable for, useful for
Let alone = let it be
Let alone = no interference
Let down = let down; let down
Let go = let go, let go
Let in = let in
Let loose = let loose
Let off = let off
Let out
Lie in = lie in
Line up = line up
Little by little = gradually
Live on / by = live on / by
Live through = live through
Look after = look after
Look at = look at
Look back = look back
Look down on = look down on
Look for = look for
Look forward to = look forward to
Look in = drop in
Look into = look into
Look on
Look out = look out
Look over = look over
Look through = look through
Look up = look up; look up
Look up to
Lose heart = lose heart
Lose one's head = at a loss
Lose one's temper
Lost track = lost contact
Lots of = lots of
Make a face = make a face
Make a / the difference = make an impact, it's important
Make believe = pretend
Make for = make for
Make friends = make friends
Make fun of = make fun of
Make one's way = make one's way
Make out = identify, distinguish, understand, list, write
Make progress = progress
Make sense = make sense
Make sure = confirm
Make sure of / that = make sure of
Make the best of
Make the most of = make the most of
Make up = make up
Make up for = make up for
Make up one's mind = make up one's mind
Make use of = make use of
Make way = make way
Mark time = jump, stop, delay
Matter of fact
Mix up = mix up
More and more = more and more
More or less = more or less
Never mind = never mind
Next door = next door
No doubt
No less than = no less than
No longer = t]'l08g2 = no longer, no longer
No matter = no matter
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