Le pluriel des noms : corrigé des exercices d’anglais 6e

1. dogs
2. pens
3. girls
4. trees
5. toys (voyelle + y : simple -s)
6. keys

1. buses
2. boxes
3. watches
4. brushes
5. glasses
6. tomatoes (nom en -o qui prend -es)
7. photos (nom en -o qui prend seulement -s)

1. babies (consonne + y)
2. boys (voyelle + y)
3. cities
4. days
5. parties
6. families

1. the leaves
2. the knives
3. three wolves
4. two halves
5. their wives

1. a child → children
2. a foot → feet
3. a mouse → mice
4. a woman → women
5. a tooth → teeth
6. a person → people
7. a man → men

1. The children are in the garden.
2. The babies are sleeping.
3. The boxes are heavy.
4. The men are tall.
5. The mice are grey.
6. The people are nice. Is devient are dans chaque phrase.

1. cats : /s/
2. dogs : /z/
3. buses : /ɪz/
4. books : /s/
5. pens : /z/
6. watches : /ɪz/

1. I’ve got two babies. Consonne + y → ies.
2. The children are playing. Children est déjà pluriel.
3. My feet are cold. Foot → feet.
4. The people are happy. People est pluriel.
5. I’ve got three black cats. L’adjectif est invariable.
6. There are two knives on the table. Knife → knives.

1. There are twenty sheep.
2. Because there are a lot of mice in the barn.
3. There are ten fish.
4. Families visit the farm.
5. They love the baby goats.
6. sheep, mice, fish, children, people (quatre suffisent parmi ces cinq).

1. three children
2. two white mice (adjectif invariable, placé avant le nom)
3. teeth
4. four cities
5. The women are tall.
6. People are nice. (ou The people are nice.)

Exemple de réponse :

1. There are two windows in my bedroom.
2. There are three boxes under my bed.
3. There are a lot of books on the shelves.
4. There are two fish in my aquarium.
5. There are four people in my family photo.