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Communicative English Program   Register yourself:   Click on the link below to fill up the form and pay the required fees. Student Enquiry/Registration Form Download 'Communicative English Program Brochure' Download Brochure This program is for you:  If you: •        Understand basic English •        Have a strong desire to learn •        Want to be fluent •        Want to have excellent knowledge of English •        Want to learn ‘how to teach English’ •        Are ready to stay focused for 100 hours  •        Want to stand out among English speakers •        Want to have native speaker like command Highlights of the program: •         More than 100 hours of focused learning •         Very Comprehensive English learning program •         More than 200 pdf practice exercises •         Supporting reading and grammar reference material ( accessible through the blog) •         Practice of all the four skills •         Individual attention on each lea

  Adding s/es to Nouns Nouns with the following endings take -es to make their plurals . Rest all the Nouns in English take -s except for Nouns ending in -y which take -ies. However, there are Nouns that have their own rules. They are only a handful and can easily be found in any good grammar book such as 'Wren & Martin'. Endings                        Noun                     Noun in plural form - sh     bush                    bush es -ch     clutch                    clutch es -ss     toss                       toss es -z     quiz                      quizz es -x                                  tax                         tax es -o                                  buffalo                    buffalo es -y                                  housefly           house fl ies                                       Ray                      Ray s (only -s is added if -y is preceded by a vowel) Note:  In all the above cases, -es

Adding s/es to verbs Verbs with the following endings take -es to make their singulars . Rest all the verbs in English take -s except for verbs ending in -y which take -ies. However, there are verbs that have their own rules. They are only a handful and can easily be found in any good grammar book such as 'Wren and Martin'. Endings                                 Verb                          Verb in singular form - sh                                  brush                        brush es -ch                                  teach                         teach es -ss                                  toss                            toss es -z                                    quiz                          quizz es -x                                    fix                             fix es -o                                    go                             go es -y                                    fly                             fl ies                                     

 s/es rule - one rule two functions The same rule applies to both: English Verbs and Nouns.  English Nouns: The interesting point to remember is when an 's' or 'es' is added to a Noun, it becomes plural, for example - Pen + s = Pens, Brush + es = Brushes. Singular noun becomes plural.  Examples: I have a pen . My brother has two pens. English Verbs: However, when an 's' or 'es' is added to a Verb, it becomes Singular, for example - Run + s = Runs, Rush + es = Rushes. Singular noun becomes plural.  Examples: I run. My brother runs. Read More:  Adding s/es to verbs https://sangeetgaur.blogspot.com/2022/09/adding-ses-to-verbs.html keywords: s/es rule,   rules for making singular/plural verbs in English

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  Certified Teacher of English  from  University of Cambridge (CELTA-Qualified EFL Teacher) Mr Sangeet Gaur  is the founder director and the lead faculty of English at G School. He has a rich teaching experience of 10+ years. He has taught more than a thousand students (age group 8 to 55 years). He has designed several programs including the prestigious English Learning Program of G School which has been widely popular and successful for several years. His other programs include Personality Development, Interview Preparation, Vocabulary Building,   MTI Neutralization and Corporate Training. He is a certified teacher of English (CTE), has a Master’s in English Literature (MA English). Presently,  he is a  Research Scholar  of Indian Mythology at Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS). He has  cracked  several prestigious entrance exams including :   UGC NET  in  English  (NTA),  LLB Entrance (DU), MBA Entrances (MAT, CAT, and ICFAI)  and  MA English Entran