- Ket topic e kom hap me arsyje qe antaret e ESK me qen me te informuar ne lidhje me vebsajdin e njohur HLTV.org ,
- HLTV.org eshte webside nga i cili mund te informohesh per lajme te ndryshme nga bota ne fushen e Lojrave Kompjuterike etc..

- Ketu mundeni me paraqit linkun e profilit tuaj ne webside , ne menyre qe antaret e tjer te esk tju bejn shok apo new friend .
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- Ketu mundeni me diskutu per problemet qe i hasni ne webside dhe jam ktu per tju ndihmuar ne problemet qe i keni .

- Gjithashtu ky webside ofron edhe shperblime te ndryshme ne te cilat munden te fitohen ne form basti , pra se cila loj ka kuten ,
- Shperblimet ipen qdo muaj per 3 antaret qe kan fituar me se shumti para/pike .
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- Pra nga ky webside mundeni qe ti shikoni lojrat LAN nga turniret qe jan duke u zhvilluara me ekipet e njohura .

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In English, the plural is usually formed with the addition of -s (e.g., one cat, two cats; one chair, two chairs) or -es (e.g., one bush, two bushes; one itch, two itches). Generally, -s is added to all nouns that end in a voiceless consonant, vowels, or voiced non-sibilants, whereas -es is added for nouns ending in a sibilant sound. Nouns that end in e are a noted exception; though e may form a sibilant sound, -s is used (e.g.,. one tree, two trees; one bee, two bees).

Some plural forms require more noticeable changes in word structure. Most words ending in a y preceded by a consonant are pluralised with ies (e.g., one lady, two ladies; one cherry, two cherries). Some words ending in f are pluralised with -ves (e.g., one leaf; two leaves; exception: one roof; two roofs). Words ending in x are often pluralised with -ces (e.g., one matrix, two matrices; one index, two indices). Words ending in us often replace the us with -i (e.g., one cactus, two cacti; one fungus, two fungi). A subset of words ending in um or on are pluralised by replacing with -a (e.g., one forum, two fora; one criterion, two criteria).

Other variations occur where vowels and consonants change in the middle structure of the word. Such examples are, (1 die; 2 dice), (1 goose; 2 geese) and, (1 mouse; 2 mice).

A small class of words have identical singular and plural forms: e.g., one sheep, two sheep; one aircraft, two aircraft.



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Headway Elementary Book

The simple present -or present simple is one of the present tenses used in modern English, the others being the present continuous and the emphatic present. It is called "present" because it is often (but not exclusively) used in referring to the present time, and it is called "simple" because it consists of only a single word. In the third person singular of the simple present it is formed (with two exceptions) by adding s or es to the bare infinitive, as in "He sees you", while in all other person/number combinations the present simple is identical to the bare infinitive, as in "They see you" or "I see you". The two exceptions are "to have" and "to be": "to have" retains the bare infinitive form outside the third person singular, but in the third person singular it uses "has" as in he has a car; "to be" uses "am" in the first person singular, "is" in the third person singular, and "are" in all other person/number combinations, as in I am here, you are here, she is here.

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The resources :

wikipedia.org
Headway Begginer Book