one bus - two buses

one box - two boxes

 one tomato - two tomatoes

 one baby - two babies

 one boy - two boys


EXEPTIONS:
        *one child - two children
        *one woman - two women
        *one person - two people

        *one foot - two feet
        *one mouse - two mice
        *one tooth - two teeth

Times	Affirmative	Negative
Simple Present	She eats hot dogs	She dosen't eat hot dogs
Simple Past	She ate hot dogs	She didn't eat hot dogs
Past Progressive	She was eating hotdogs	She wasn't eating hot dogs
Present Progressive	She is eating hot dogs	She isn't eating hot dogs
Future with Will	She will eat hot dogs	She won't eat hot dogs
Future with going to	She is going to eat hotdogs	She isn't going to eat hotdogs
Present Perfect	She has eaten hot dogs	She hasn´t eaten hot dogs
Past Perfect	She had eaten hot dogs	She had not eaten hot dogs

Interrogative	Short A.	Short N.	Time
Does she eat hot dogs?	Yes, she does	No, she dosen't	Today
Did she eat hot dogs?	Yes, she did	No, she didn't	Yesterday
Was she eating hot dogs?	Yes, she was	No, she wasn´t	Yesterday
Is she eating hot dogs?	Yes, she is	No, she isn´t	Now
Will she eat hot dogs?	Yes, she will	No, she won´t	Next year
Is she going to eat hotdogs	Yes, she is	No, she isn´t	Tomorrow
Has she eaten hot dogs	Yes, she has	No, she hasn't	Now
Had she eaten hot dogs	Yes, she had	No, she had not	Since 2 years

                                                                        BODY:

FACE:

HEAD:

HAND:

NECK:

ARM:

SHOULDER:

FINGER: 

LEG:

KNEE:

FOOT: