Irregular Nouns Singular Plural Stage -s/-z/-x/-sh/-ch: add -es Variations on add -en -oo to -ee -ouse to -ice Some o: add es -oo: add s
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1 Irregular Nouns Singular Plural Stage -s/-z/-x/-sh/-ch: add -es Glass Glasses ELL II/Grades 1-2 Box Boxes ELL II/Grades 1-2 Bush Bushes ELL II/Grades 1-2 Watch Watches ELL II/Grades 1-2 Switch Switches ELL III/Grades 3-5 Variations on add -en Woman Women ELL II/Grades 1-2 Man Men ELL II/Grades 1-2 Child Children ELL III/Grades 3-5 Ox Oxen ELL III/Grades 3-5 -oo to -ee Foot Feet ELL II/Grades 1-2 Tooth Teeth ELL II/Grades 1-2 Goose Geese ELL II/Grades 1-2 -ouse to -ice Mouse Mice ELL II/Grades 1-2 Louse Lice ELL III/Grades 3-5 Die* Dice Some o: add es Potato Potatoes ELL III/Grades 3-5 Tomato Tomatoes ELL III/Grades 3-5 Hero Heroes ELL III/Grades 3-5 Echo Echoes ELL III/Grades 3-5 Volcano Volcanoes ELL III/Grades 3-5 Veto Vetoes ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Torpedo Torpedoes ELL IV/Grades 6-8 -oo: add s Zoo Zoos ELL II/Grades 1-2 Kangaroo Kangaroos ELL III/Grades 3-5 Tattoo Tattoos ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Consonant + y: -y to i and add es Baby Babies ELL II/Grades 1-2 Penny Pennies ELL II/Grades 1-2 Spy Spies ELL III/Grades 3-5 Poppy Poppies ELL III/Grades 3-5
2 -f/-fe: -f to v and add es Life Lives ELL II/Grades 1-2 Wolf Wolves ELL II/Grades 1-2 Shelf Shelves ELL II/Grades 1-2 Wife Wives ELL II/Grades 1-2 Calf Calves ELL II/Grades 1-2 Half Halves ELL III/Grades 3-5 Dwarf Dwarves ELL III/Grades 3-5 Knife Knives ELL III/Grades 3-5 Thief Thieves ELL III/Grades 3-5 Scarf Scarves ELL III/Grades 3-5 Loaf Loaves ELL III/Grades 3-5 Hoof Hooves ELL III/Grades 3-5 Leaf Leaves ELL III/Grades 3-5 Elf Elves ELL III/Grades 3-5 Self Selves ELL III/Grades 3-5 -us to i Cactus Cacti ELL III/Grades 3-5 Fungus Fungi ELL III/Grades 3-5 Octopus Octopi ELL III/Grades 3-5 Focus Foci ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Stimulus Stimuli ELL V/Grades 9-12 Alumnus Alumni ELL V/Grades 9-12 Nucleus Nuclei ELL V/Grades 9-12 Syllabus Syllabi ELL V/Grades is to es Oasis Oases ELL III/Grades 3-5 Crisis Crises ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Basis Bases ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Synopsis Synopses ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Synthesis Syntheses ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Parenthesis Parentheses ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Ellipsis Ellipses ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Thesis Theses ELL V/Grades 9-12 Axis Axes ELL V/Grades 9-12 Analysis Analyses ELL V/Grades 9-12 Diagnosis Diagnoses ELL V/Grades 9-12 Hypothesis Hypotheses ELL V/Grades on to a Phenomenon Phenomena ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Criterion Criteria ELL V/Grades um to a Bacterium Bacteria ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Medium Media ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Memorandum Memoranda ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Datum Data ELL V/Grades 9-12 Curriculum Curricula ELL V/Grades 9-12 Addendum Addenda ELL V/Grades 9-12
3 -a: add e Larva Larvae ELL III/Grades 3-5 Antenna Antennae ELL III/Grades 3-5 Formula Formulae ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Alga Algae ELL V/Grades 9-12 Vertebra Vertebrae ELL V/Grades 9-12 No change Sheep Sheep ELL II/Grades 1-2 Deer Deer ELL II/Grades 1-2 Fish Fish ELL II/Grades 1-2 Moose Moose ELL III/Grades 3-5 Trout Trout ELL III/Grades 3-5 Cod Cod ELL III/Grades 3-5 Offspring Offspring ELL III/Grades 3-5 Series Series ELL III/Grades 3-5 Species Species ELL III/Grades 3-5 Nouns that have no singular Glasses ELL II/Grades 1-2 Shorts ELL II/Grades 1-2 Scissors ELL III/Grades 3-5 Pants ELL III/Grades 3-5 Jeans ELL III/Grades 3-5 Tweezers ELL III/Grades 3-5 Binoculars ELL IV/Grades 6-8
4 Irregular Verbs Present Past Stage Past Participle Stage Key irregular verbs for forming tenses Be (ELL I/ Was ELL II/Grades 1-2 Been ELL III/Grades 3-5 Kindergarten Have Had ELL II/Grades 1-2 Had ELL III/Grades 3-5 Go Went ELL II/Grades 1-2 Gone ELL III/Grades 3-5 Do Did ELL II/Grades 1-2 Done ELL III/Grades 3-5 a vowel progression Run Ran ELL II/Grades 1-2 Run ELL III/Grades 3-5 Come Came ELL II/Grades 1-2 Come ELL III/Grades 3-5 o en progression Write Wrote ELL II/Grades 1-2 Written ELL III/Grades 3-5 Ride Rode ELL II/Grades 1-2 Ridden ELL III/Grades 3-5 Get Got ELL II/Grades 1-2 Gotten/got ELL III/Grades 3-5 Long vowel to short vowel to en progression Hide Hid ELL II/Grades 1-2 Hidden ELL III/Grades 3-5 Bite Bit ELL II/Grades 1-2 Bitten ELL III/Grades 3-5 ear ore orn progression Tear Tore ELL II/Grades 1-2 Torn ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Wear Wore ELL II/Grades 1-2 Worn ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Swear Swore ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sworn ELL IV/Grades 6-8 -en/n progression Eat Ate ELL II/Grades 1-2 Eaten ELL III/Grades 3-5 Give Gave ELL II/Grades 1-2 Given ELL III/Grades 3-5 See Saw ELL II/Grades 1-2 Seen ELL III/Grades 3-5 Take Took ELL II/Grades 1-2 Taken ELL III/Grades 3-5 Fall Fell ELL II/Grades 1-2 Fallen ELL III/Grades 3-5 Shake Shook ELL III/Grades 3-5 Shaken ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Choose Chose ELL III/Grades 3-5 Chosen ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Freeze Froze ELL III/Grades 3-5 Frozen ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Drive Drove ELL III/Grades 3-5 Driven ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Rise Rose ELL III/Grades 3-5 Risen ELL IV/Grades 6-8 ew own progression Know Knew ELL II/Grades 1-2 Known ELL III/Grades 3-5 Grow Grew ELL II/Grades 1-2 Grown ELL III/Grades 3-5 Throw Threw ELL II/Grades 1-2 Thrown ELL III/Grades 3-5 Fly Flew ELL II/Grades 1-2 Flown ELL III/Grades 3-5 Blow Blew ELL II/Grades 1-2 Blown ELL III/Grades 3-5 Draw Drew ELL III/Grades 3-5 Drawn ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Long vowel to short vowel progression Feed Fed ELL II/Grades 1-2 Fed ELL III/Grades 3-5 Meet Met ELL III/Grades 3-5 Met ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Shoot Shot ELL III/Grades 3-5 Shot ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Lead Led ELL III/Grades 3-5 Led ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Slide Slid ELL III/Grades 3-5 Slid ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Plead Pled ELL III/Grades 3-5 Pled ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Bleed Bled ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Bled ELL IV/Grades 6-8
5 ai vowel progression Say Said ELL II/Grades 1-2 Said ELL III/Grades 3-5 Pay Paid ELL II/Grades 1-2 Paid ELL III/Grades 3-5 Lay Laid ELL III/Grades 3-5 Laid ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Lie Lay ELL III/Grades 3-5 Lain ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Slay Slew ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Slain ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Single vowel progression Sit Sat ELL II/Grades 1-2 Sat ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sell Sold ELL II/Grades 1-2 Sold ELL III/Grades 3-5 Hold Held ELL II/Grades 1-2 Held ELL III/Grades 3-5 Stick Stuck ELL II/Grades 1-2 Stuck ELL III/Grades 3-5 Dig Dug ELL III/Grades 3-5 Dug ELL III/Grades 3-5 Spin Spun ELL III/Grades 3-5 Spun ELL III/Grades 3-5 Shine Shone ELL III/Grades 3-5 Shone ELL III/Grades 3-5 Win Won ELL III/Grades 3-5 Won ELL III/Grades 3-5 oo vowel progression Stand Stood ELL III/Grades 3-5 Stood ELL III/Grades 3-5 i a u vowel progression Sing Sang ELL II/Grades 1-2 Sung ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Begin Began ELL II/Grades 1-2 Begun ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Swim Swam ELL III/Grades 3-5 Swum ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Ring Rang ELL III/Grades 3-5 Rung ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Spring Sprang ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sprung ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Shrink Shrank ELL III/Grades 3-5 Shrunk ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Sink Sank ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sunk ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Drink Drank ELL III/Grades 3-5 Drunk ELL IV/Grades 6-8 t consonant progression Feel Felt ELL II/Grades 1-2 Felt ELL III/Grades 3-5 Keep Kept ELL II/Grades 1-2 Kept ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sweep Swept ELL III/Grades 3-5 Swept ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sleep Slept ELL III/Grades 3-5 Slept ELL III/Grades 3-5 Lose Lost ELL III/Grades 3-5 Lost ELL III/Grades 3-5 Built Built ELL III/Grades 3-5 Built ELL III/Grades 3-5 Lend Lent ELL III/Grades 3-5 Lent ELL III/Grades 3-5 Spend Spent ELL III/Grades 3-5 Spent ELL III/Grades 3-5 Mean Meant ELL III/Grades 3-5 Meant ELL III/Grades 3-5 Send Sent ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sent ELL III/Grades 3-5 Bend Bent ELL III/Grades 3-5 Bent ELL III/Grades 3-5 Kneel Knelt ELL III/Grades 3-5 Knelt ELL III/Grades 3-5 Creep Crept ELL III/Grades 3-5 Crept ELL III/Grades 3-5 Burn Burnt/burned ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Burnt/burned ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Leap Leapt ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Leapt ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Deal Dealt ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Dealt ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Leave Left ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Left ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Weep Wept ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Wept ELL IV/Grades 6-8 d consonant progression Hear Heard ELL II/Grades 1-2 Heard ELL III/Grades 3-5 Make Made ELL II/Grades 1-2 Made ELL III/Grades 3-5 Tell Told ELL II/Grades 1-2 Told ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sell Sold ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sold ELL III/Grades 3-5
6 au/ou-ght vowel progression Teach Taught ELL III/Grades 3-5 Taught ELL III/Grades 3-5 Catch Caught ELL III/Grades 3-5 Caught ELL III/Grades 3-5 Bring Brought ELL III/Grades 3-5 Brought ELL III/Grades 3-5 Buy Bought ELL III/Grades 3-5 Bought ELL III/Grades 3-5 Fight Fought ELL III/Grades 3-5 Fought ELL III/Grades 3-5 Think Thought ELL III/Grades 3-5 Thought ELL III/Grades 3-5 Seek Sought ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Sought ELL IV/Grades 6-8 ou vowel progression Find Found ELL II/Grades 1-2 Found ELL III/Grades 3-5 Bind Bound ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Bound ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Grind Ground ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Ground ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Wind Wound ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Wound ELL IV/Grades 6-8 oke/ole en progression Speak Spoke ELL III/Grades 3-5 Spoken ELL III/Grades 3-5 Break Broke ELL III/Grades 3-5 Broken ELL III/Grades 3-5 Awake Awoke ELL III/Grades 3-5 Awoken ELL III/Grades 3-5 Steal Stole ELL III/Grades 3-5 Stolen ELL III/Grades 3-5 mixed progression Dream Dreamed ELL II/Grades 1-2 Dreamt ELL III/Grades 3-5 Prove Proved ELL II/Grades 1-2 Proven ELL III/Grades 3-5 Mow Mowed ELL III/Grades 3-5 Mowed ELL III/Grades 3-5 Tread Trod ELL III/Grades 3-5 Trodden ELL III/Grades 3-5 no change progression Cut Cut ELL II/Grades 1-2 Cut ELL III/Grades 3-5 Shut Shut ELL II/Grades 1-2 Shut ELL III/Grades 3-5 Put Put ELL II/Grades 1-2 Put ELL III/Grades 3-5 Hit Hit ELL II/Grades 1-2 Hit ELL III/Grades 3-5 Read Read (pronounced red ) ELL II/Grades 1-2 Read (pronounced red ) ELL III/Grades 3-5 Bet Bet ELL III/Grades 3-5 Bet ELL III/Grades 3-5 Burst Burst ELL III/Grades 3-5 Burst ELL III/Grades 3-5 Cost Cost ELL III/Grades 3-5 Cost ELL III/Grades 3-5 Beat Beat ELL III/Grades 3-5 Beat ELL III/Grades 3-5 Cast Cast ELL III/Grades 3-5 Cast ELL III/Grades 3-5 Spread Spread ELL III/Grades 3-5 Spread ELL III/Grades 3-5 Knit Knit ELL III/Grades 3-5 Knit ELL III/Grades 3-5 Thrust Thrust ELL III/Grades 3-5 Thrust ELL III/Grades 3-5 Slit Slit ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Slit ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Wed Wed ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Wed ELL IV/Grades 6-8 u progression Hang Hung ELL III/Grades 3-5 Hung ELL III/Grades 3-5 Cling Clung ELL III/Grades 3-5 Clung ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sting Stung ELL III/Grades 3-5 Stung ELL III/Grades 3-5 Sling Slung ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Slung ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Wring Wrung ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Wrung ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Swing Swung ELL IV/Grades 6-8 Swung ELL IV/Grades 6-8
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