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1.Singular – Plural (Egyessz�m – T�bbessz�m)

Generally (�ltal�ban)

-s /s/                        -s, -es /z/ -s, -es /iz/

book - books          bag – bags               box – boxes

hat – hats                hand – hands          place – places

plate – plates          day – days             

                               city – cities

‘y’ at the end (‘y’ – v�gz�d�s� szavak)

day – days                             city – cities

boy – boys                             duty – duties

Irregular (Rendhagy�)

life – lives                               man – men

wife – wives                           foot – feet

knife – knives                         tooth - teeth

leaf – leaves                            goose - geese

wolf – wolves                        woman – women

child – children

ox – oxen

mouse – mice

fish – fish

sheep – sheep

2. Adjectives (Mell�knevek)

big                           The big apple

great                        The Great Britain.

large                        A large pizza

tall                          A tall boy

high                         A high mountain.

long                         A long bridge

small                       A small boy

short                       A short girl

cold                         A cold beer

hot                          A hot chocolate.

warm                      A warm soup

mild                        A mild winter.

heavy                      A heavy bag.

light                        A light bag.

bright                      A bright light.

dark                        A dark room.

How to make an adjective ( Hogyan csin�ljunk mell�knevet?)

(In some cases – N�h�ny esetben)

salt          ð salty

taste        ð tasty

wind        ð windy

cloud       ð cloudy

rain         ð rainy

snow       ð snowy

sun          ð sunny

Comparison – (Fokoz�s)

cold         colder                      coldest

large       larger                      largest

heavy      heavier                    heaviest

There are words with different comparison:

famous                    more famous                          most famous

beautiful  more beautiful                        most beautiful

Irregular

good                       better                      best

bad                         worse                      worst

little                         less                         least

far                           farther                    farthest

3. Numbers

0 zero/ o

1 one                       1 st          first

2 two                      2 nd         second

3 three                    3 rd         third

4 four                      4^th            fourth

5 five                      5^th            fifth

6 six                        6^th            sixth

7 seven                   .

8 eight                     .

9 nine                      .

10 ten                     10^th          tenth

11 eleven 11^th          eleventh

12 twelve                12^th          twelfth

13 thirteen              .

14 fourteen             .

15 fifteen                .

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.20 twenty                             .

21 twenty one                        twenty-first

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30 thirty

40 forty

50 fifty

60 sixty

70 seventy

80 eighty

90 ninety

100 a / one hundred

101 a hundred and one

138 a hundred and thirty eight

1000 a / one thousand

½  one half

1/3 one third

¼ one quarter

¾ three quarters

1 whole  

4. Meals

Breakfast:               coffee, white coffee, tea, juice, milk

                               cocoa

ham and eggs, toast, rolls,  butter, jam

Lunch                     starter

                               soup

                               main dish

                               dessert

                               salad

Tea                         cup of tea, cup of coffee

                               Muffins, cakes, biscuits, sandwiches

Dinner                    hot or cold dishes

Supper                   

Restaurant terms

menu (card)                            set menu

waiter                                     waitress

chef                                        guest

bill                                          tip

to reserve a table

to order a meal

Everyday conversation

           LETTERS

 1. This is how an envelope should be addressed: