Use an ''s' when you are indicating possession. Use 'ies' when you are indicating plurality.
Use 's to make a singular noun possessive (e.g., dog's bowl) and use -ies to pluralize a singular noun ending in a consonant and -y (e.g., babies).
the answer is ........... babies, and skies thank you very much
it depends on the verb. It could just use an s, or ies.
because fly has a consonant before the y and boy has a vowel
The plural form of "y" is "ys" or "ies," depending on the context.
Use 's to make a singular noun possessive (e.g., dog's bowl) and use -ies to pluralize a singular noun ending in a consonant and -y (e.g., babies).
the answer is ........... babies, and skies thank you very much
If you're talking about just one country, then country is the singular noun. If you're talking about more than one country, then countries is the plural form. The singular possessive of country is country's. The plural possessive of countries is countries'.
Just s, es, if there is y then remove Y and add ies after it
it depends on the verb. It could just use an s, or ies.
Svyturys Svituries Sfiteries S - vit - ur - ies
Yes, IES officers are entitled to a red beacon light vehicle for official use. It is a form of privilege given to them as part of their rank and responsibilities.
You don't drop the 'y' you just add 's' to make the plural monkeys.
Words that drop the ending "y" and add "-ies" are those for which the penultimate letter of the word is a consonant. As the penultimate letter of keys is a vowel, the final consonant y is retained and an s is added at the end.
IES Alfonso X was created in 1837.
IES La Flota was created in 1994.
I.E.S Edwards has written: 'Les pyramides d'Egypte' -- subject(s): Pyramides