English · CEFR Band 1 (A1) · Chapter 11
I have two brothers
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Two Brothers
- EmmaAlex, do you have brothers?
- AlexYes! I have two brother.
- EmmaTwo brothers — with an -s. How old are they?
- AlexMy brothers are twelve and fifteen.
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One Hundred Students
- JackAlex, are these your friends?
- AlexYes. I have twenty friend here.
- JackTwenty friends! And the teachers?
- AlexThree teachers, and one hundred students!
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- eleven
numeraleleven
- twelve
numeraltwelve
- thirteen
numeralthirteen
- fourteen
numeralfourteen
- fifteen
numeralfifteen
- sixteen
numeralsixteen
- eighteen
numeraleighteen
- nineteen
numeralnineteen
- twenty
numeraltwenty
- thirty
numeralthirty
- hundred
numeralhundred
- year
nounyear
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Plural nouns: -s
Explanation
English marks more than one with -s on the noun: one brother → two brothers, one book → three books. After a number bigger than one, the noun is always plural — you cannot say "two brother". Most nouns just add -s; one common irregular is child → children. Many languages do not mark plural at all, so it is easy to forget the -s — but in English, after a number it is not optional.
Examples
- I have two brothers.I have two brothers.
- She has three friends.She has three friends.
- They have five books.They have five books.
- I have one child. They have two children. (irregular)I have one child. They have two children. (irregular)
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