Plural - Singular
 
PLURAL FORMS OF NOUNS
(İSİMLERİN ÇOĞUL HALLERİ)

a)Çoğu isimin sonuna –s & -es takıları getirilir.


Singular Plural :
boat  - boats
hat -  hats
house -  houses
river  - rivers

b) Eğer bir ismin son sesi sessiz harf + y den oluşuyorsa, - ies ismin sonuna eklenir:

Singular Plural
a cry  - cries
a fly  - flies
a nappy -  nappies
a poppy -  poppies
a city  - cities
a lady  - ladies
a baby  - babies


c) çoğul halleri düzensiz olan İsmler:
TEKİL ÇOĞUL 
woman women
man men
child children
tooth teeth
foot  feet
person people
leaf leaves
half halves
knife knives
wife wives
life lives
loaf loaves
potato potatoes
cactus cacti
focus foci
fungus fungi
nucleus nuclei
syllabus syllabi/syllabuses
analysis analyses
diagnosis diagnoses
oasis oases
thesis theses
crisis crises
phenomenon phenomena
criterion criteria
datum data

d) bazı isimlerin hem tekil hemde çoğul halleri aynıdır:

Singular - Plural
sheep  - sheep
fish -  fish
species -  species
aircraft -  aircraft


e) bazı isimler hep çoğul biçimde kullanılır ve çoğul fil alırlar:

trousers : My trousers are too tight.
jeans:  Her jeans are black.
glasses : Those glasses are his.

savings, thanks, steps, stair, customs, congratulations, tropics, wages, spectacles, outskirts, goods, wits

DÜZENLİ & DÜZENSİZ İSİMLERİN ÇOĞUL HALLERİ
b) box – boxes                 church – churches  
    brush – brushes           class - classes    
    buzz - buzzes
Final –es is added to nouns that end in –ch, -sh, -ss, and -z
c) baby – babies               party – parties
    city – cities                    poppy – poppies
Words ending in consonant + y take –ies as a plural suffix.
d) man - Men
Foot- feet
Ox – oxen
Tooth – teeth
These nouns have irregular forms, so there is no specific rule.
    Woman     -
women
Mouse    -
Mice
    Child         -    
Children
Goose    - 
Geese
e) echo – echoes                          potato – potatoes
    hero – heroes                            tomato – tomatoes
Some nouns ending in –o take final ­–es.
f) auto- autos               photo- photos       studio – studios
   ghetto-ghettos          piano- pianos       tattoo- tattoos
   kilo- kilos                   radio –radios        video – videos
   memo-memos           solo- solos            zoo- zoos
   soprano – sopranos
   kangaroo- kangaroos
 
Only the final –s is added to some nouns ending in – o
 
g) memento – mementoes/ mementos
    volcano-  volcanoes/ volcanos
    zero – zeroes/ zeros
    mosquito- mosquitoes/ mosquitos
    tornado – tornadoes/ tornados
 
It is possible to add –es or –s to nouns in this category.
h) calf –calves      life – lives         thief- thieves
    half – halves     loaf- loaves       wolf – wolves
    knife- knives     self- selves       scarf – scarves
    shelf – shelves
Some nouns that end in –f or fe are changed to – ves to form the plural.
i)  belief – beliefs                            cliff- cliffs
    chief – chiefs                              roof – roofs
Some nouns ending in –f are not changed and simply – s is added to form the plural.
j) deer – deer        series – series    means - means 
   fish -   fish         sheep – sheep     shrimp – shrimp
   offspring- offspring  
   species – species
 
Some nouns have the same singular and plural form.
 
k) criterion – criteria     phenomenon- phenomena
 
l) cactus – cacti/ cactuses                nucleus – nuclei
   fungus- fungi                                  stimulus – stimuli
   syllabus- syllabi/ syllabuses
  
m) formula – formulae/ formulas
     vertebra – vertebrae
 
n) appendix – appendices/ appendixes
    index- indices/ indexes
 
o) analysis – analyses            basis – bases
    crisis – crises                      hypothesis- hypotheses
    oasis – oases                      thesis- theses
    parenthesis – parentheses
 
p) bacterium – bacteria           curriculum – curricula
    datum – data                        medium – media
    memorandum – memoranda
  
Some nouns that English has borrowed from other languages have foreign plurals.

Some nouns have the same singular and plural form.

k) criterion – criteria phenomenon- phenomena

l) cactus – cacti/ cactuses nucleus – nuclei
fungus- fungi stimulus – stimuli
syllabus- syllabi/ syllabuses

m) formula – formulae/ formulas
vertebra – vertebrae

n) appendix – appendices/ appendixes
index- indices/ indexes

o) analysis – analyses basis – bases
crisis – crises hypothesis- hypotheses
oasis – oases thesis- theses
parenthesis – parentheses

p) bacterium – bacteria curriculum – curricula
datum – data medium – media
memorandum – memoranda
Some nouns that English has borrowed from other languages have foreign plurals.
 
 
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