...3. à un à une, to a. The partitive article DU, some, is thus declined. of Nouns» CHAPTER II. $ 5. THE plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the singular ; as, Singular. Plural. le père, mf the father les pères, the fathers le livre, m. the book les livres,...

...Englished by from the ; d'un and d'une by from a ; de and d' by from some. CHAPTER II. Dlttral of tfmtti8. The plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the singular ; as, Singular. Plural. le père, m* the father les pères, the fathers le livre, m. the book les livres,...

...one object ; as a pen, a desk. The plural expresses more objects than one, as pens, desks. RULE 1. The plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the singular ; as, book, books. LESSON V. — Whether is chair singular or plural ? Singular. Why ? Because it denotes...

...one; as, apples. The singular is always expressed by the noun in its simple form; as, apple, /«.«. The plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the singular; as, book, books. When the plural 9 coalesces with the terminating letter of the singular, the noun...

...3?W- By adding, Formed, ftrs" fr^. Examples, 3rrf rT- Following, Every noun is singular, or plural. The plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the pt^ ^f«rr i^^^qr^rs The following words are examples of nouns, the plural of w ^RPT ^i^^r^ ?r H fes"...

...than one. See 77. 184. There are two numbers, singular and plural. Forms of the Plural Number. 185. The plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the singular ; as, Road, roads ; mountain, mountains. 187. Nouns ending in x, z, ss, sh, or ch soft, form their...

...persons or things ; as, maison, house ; homme, man. FORMATION OF THE PLURAL. 40. GENERAL EULE. — The plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the singular ; as, le frère, the brother. la sœur, the sister. F enfant, the child. les frères, the brothers....

...than one. See 77. 184. There are two numbers, singular and. plural. Forms of the Plural Number. 185. The plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the singular ; as, Road, roads ; mountain, mountains. 186. The plural ending often makes an additional syllable....

...the singular denotes but one object; the plural, any number of objects greater than one. In writing, the plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the singular; as book, books; pen, pens ; day, days. Nouns ending in s, sh, ch, x, or o, in the singular, form their...

...plural, which expresses more than one ; as, horses, des chevaux. 25. In French, as well as in English, the plural of nouns is generally formed by adding s to the singular. ЕХАШНАТЮК. — 20. What do you understand by gender? 21. How many genders are there in French...