Plurals: nouns ending in Y add S or change to IES?

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Plurals:nouns ending in Yadd S or change to IES? boyboys baby babies lady ladies fly flies stray strays nappy nappies
Plurals:nouns ending in Yadd S or change to IES? boyboys baby babies lady ladies fly flies stray strays nappy nappies

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Nouns and Pronouns!

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Types of Nouns: Common &amp; Proper Nouns

Grammar: Lesson One

Chapter 8

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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

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Semantic Structure of the Word and Polysemy

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Nouns &amp; Pronouns

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Types of Nouns: Common & Proper Nouns

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1.5 Change & the Management of Change