Today we’re going to do the last part in the plural nouns series, to finish up with the irregular nouns.<\/p>\n
1. Words ending in al<\/b><\/p>\n
With these nouns, the al changes to ais.<\/p>\n
sinal –> sinais [stoplight -> stoplights]<\/p>\n
capital –> capitais [capital -> capitals]<\/p>\n
moral –> morais [moral –> morals]<\/p>\n
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2. Words ending in el<\/b><\/p>\n
Here, el becomes \u00e9is.<\/p>\n
papel –> pap\u00e9is [paper -> papers]<\/p>\n
anel –> an\u00e9is [ring -> rings]<\/p>\n
hotel –> hoteis [hotel -> hotels]<\/p>\n
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3. Words ending in il<\/b><\/p>\n
These nouns change their endings to is.<\/p>\n
funil –> funis [funnel –> funnels] <\/p>\n
barril –> barris [barrel –> barrels]<\/p>\n
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4. Words ending in ol<\/b><\/p>\n
These nouns have their endings changed to \u00f3is.<\/p>\n
len\u00e7ol –> len\u00e7\u00f3is
farol –> far\u00f3is<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today we’re going to do the last part in the plural nouns series, to finish up with the irregular nouns. 1. Words ending in al With these nouns, the al changes to ais. sinal –> sinais [stoplight -> stoplights] capital –> capitais [capital -> capitals] moral –> morais [moral –> morals] 2. Words ending in…<\/p>\n