For the 1st Year Students

Oxford Practice Grammar online

• Take a test to find out what grammar you need to practise.
• Select your level (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced) to practise your grammar. 

https://elt.oup.com/student/practicegrammar/?cc=ua&selLanguage=uk 

http://www.learnenglish.de/grammar/articlestext.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zJQoQLCeNo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4U0uLBATZI
http://www.engvid.com/grammar-articles-a-an-or-no-article/
http://www.engvid.com/when-to-use-the-with-bodies-of-water/

ARTICLES_online tutorial

http://englishpage.com/articles/index.htm

The Form of the Possessive/Genitive Case

's / ' / of

• a man's job
• men's work
• a woman's intuition
• the butcher's (shop)
• the baker's
• the chemist's
• the florist's
• a child's voice
• the children's room
• the people's choice
• the crew's quaters
• the horse's mouth
• the bull's horns
• the girl's name
• the horse's tail
• Mr Evans's daughter
• the manager's office
• Sarah's eyes
• women's clothes
• the students' hostel
• teh Smiths' car
• Mr Jones's house (Mr Jones' house)
• Yeats's poems (Yeats' poems)
• my brother-in-law's guitar
• the PM's secretary
• the MP's briefcase
• teh VIP's ticket
• a week's holiday
• today's paper
• tomorrow's weather
• in two years' time
• ten minutes' break / a ten-minute break
• two hours' delay / a two-hour delay 
• $1's worth of stamps
• ten dollars' worth of ice-cream
• for heaven's sake
• for goodness' sake
• a stone's throw
• journey's end
• the water's edge
• the government's decision (the decision of the government)
• the company's success (the success of the company)
• yesterday's newspaper
• next week's meeting
• Jack and Jill's wedding 
• Mr and Mrs Carter's house
• the walls of the town
• the roof of the church
• the keys of the car
• the roofs of the churches 
• the door of the garage
• the name of the book
• the owner of the restaurant
• the back of the car
• the beginning of the month

PRACTICE!!!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByvKdvNJuAPxUzRqTUJPUkFaclU/view?usp=sharing

NOUNS

The Category of Number: Singular and Plural Nouns

SELF-STUDY for the 1st Year-Students !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Task. Write the plural of the following words.

1. a day - 
2. a dog - 
3. a house - 
4. a tomato - 
5. a church - 
6. a brush - 
7. a photo - 
8. a box - 
9. a kimono - 
10. a piano - 
11. a soprano - 
12. a kiss - 
13. a baby - 
14. a country- 
15. a fly - 
16. a lady - 
17. a donkey - 
18. a guy - 
19. a calf - 
20. a half - 
21. a knife - 
22. a leaf - 
23. a life - 
24. a loaf - 
25. a self - 
26. a sheaf - 
27. a shelf - 
28. a thief - 
29. a wife - 
30. a wolf - 
31. a hoof - 
32. a scarf - 
33. a wharf - 
34. a cliff - 
35. a safe - 
36. a roof - 
37. a handkerchief - 
38. a foot - 
39. a louse - 
40. a mouse - 
41. a woman - 
42. a goose - 
43. a man - 
44. a tooth - 
45. a child - 
46. an ox - 
47. a fish - 
48. a carp -
49. a pike - 
50. a salmon - 
51. a trout - 
52. a cod - 
53. a plaice - 
54. a squid - 
55. a mackerel - 
56. a deer - 
57. a sheep -
58. an aircraft - 
59. a crisis - 
60. a phenomenon - 
61. a radius - 
62. a terminus - 
63. a dogma - 
64. a formula - 
65. a boyfriend - 
66. a girlfriend - 
67. a travel agent - 
68. a a sister-in-law - 
69. a MP - 
70. a VIP - 
71. an OAP - 
72. a UFO - 
73. a nose
74. a bridge
75. a bee - 
76. a cap - 
77. a match - 
78. a monkey - 
79. a cargo - 
80. a potato - 
81. a portfolio - 
82. a cuckoo - 
83. a mosquito - 
84. a bath - 
85. a month - 
86. a path - 
87. an oath - 
88. a myth - 
89. a swine - 
90. a datum - 
91. an index - 
92. an editor-in-chief - 
93. a looker-on - 
94. a passer-by - 
95. a forget-me-not - 
96. a merry-go-round -
97. a frying pan - 
98. a steering wheel - 
99. a corkscrew - 
100. a tomato -