
If a noun ends in a consonant plus –y, form the plural by swapping the –y for –ies.
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Rosie loves to ride ponies.
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The ladies were wearing funny hats.
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Babies like to drink milk.
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The lorries were very noisy as they went past the house.
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Fairies can do magic.
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The children picked berries and nuts.
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The spies were on a secret mission.
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Plymouth is just one of the cities in the United Kingdom.
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There are no bullies at my school.
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I love parties because they make me joyful.
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Our families are very important.
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There are several dictionaries in the school library.
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