Question

Help little Pete! This is little Pete. Little Pete has to write his homework. But, he has no idea how to make plurals. Can you help him with his homework? By the way, which mark would you give little Pete? Please go easy on him and tell him why it's wrong! 1. one day- sven daies 2. one child -vourten childrenes 3. one apple - ten apples 4. one car-tventi-two coas 5. one fish-nineteen fishes 6. one guitar- trеe guitars 7. one baby - twenty babys 8. one boy- eight boys 9. one foot- elevn footes 10. one key - fife keies 11. one guy-thirteen guys 12. one banana-two bananas 13. one donkey-four donkeies 14. one book- fourtn books 15. one video-twenty-five wideoes

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 ONE DAY - SIX DAYS

2 ONE CHILD -  CHILDREN

3 ONE APPLE - TEN APPELS

4 ONE CAR - TWENTY-TWO CARS

5 ONE FISH - NINETEEN FISHES

6 ONE GUITAR - THREE GUITARS

7 ONE BABY - TWENTY BABYS

8 ONE BOY - EIGHT BOYS

9 ONE FOOT -  FEET

10 ONE KEY - FIVE KEYS

11 ONE GUY - FOUR GUYS

12 ONE BANANA - TWO BANANAS

13 ONE DONKEY - THIRTEEN DONKEYS

14 ONE BOOK - FOURTEEN BOOKS

15 ONE VIDEIO - TWENTY-FIVE VIDEOS

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Of course, I'd be happy to help little Pete with his homework! Let's go through the sentences one by one and correct the plurals:

1. one day - seven days (not "sven daies")
2. one child - fourteen children (not "vourten childrenes")
3. one apple - ten apples
4. one car - twenty-two cars (not "tventi-two coas")
5. one fish - nineteen fish (not "nineteen fishes")
6. one guitar - three guitars (correct)
7. one baby - twenty babies (not "twenty babys")
8. one boy - eight boys (correct)
9. one foot - eleven feet (not "elevn footes")
10. one key - five keys (not "fife keies")
11. one guy - thirteen guys (correct)
12. one banana - two bananas (correct)
13. one donkey - four donkeys (not "four donkeies")
14. one book - fourteen books (not "fourtn books")
15. one video - twenty-five videos (not "wideoes")

Now, let's talk about the marks:

I would give little Pete a fair score for effort. It's clear that he made some mistakes, but it's also evident that he attempted to form plurals. I would encourage him to continue practicing and pay attention to the rules for making plurals in English. It's important to remember that plurals can be tricky, but with practice and learning the rules, little Pete can improve over time. Keep up the good work, little Pete!