A mosquito is followed with or without es

Put some mugwort leaves at home.

That kind of mosquito is very powerful. I've tried all the ones I put on my body, but the prevention effect is not good. Only toothpaste can still be used for a moment after biting. You can give it a try.

If you have one at home, you can burn some orange peel.

Usually, I can only be more aggrieved and wear long-sleeved pants (as light as possible) when I go to that neighborhood

The mosquitoes you are talking about are very poisonous, and we call them "flower mosquitoes" where they like to live in woods or grassy areas. It's very troublesome not to be bitten, and it's hard to kill if the space for drug killing is too large. It's better to go to that kind of place less, and don't stop when you go to the body. Others mosquitoes are better.

There is also a new development in my house, which is a grass mosquito, my grandmother said, my mother used to smoke it in a plastic bag, but be careful to stay away from it, you use the kind of Mantholatum to paint.

I often eat vitamin B2 for a few days in a row, which is the kind that is usually used for ** mouth ulcers, very cheap, when I used to go to school, the school cleaned up the playground and let us go to pull weeds, I ate it in advance, and my classmates were bitten a lot of bags, but mosquitoes didn't look for me much. If I was really bitten and applied "Big Eye Bite Prickly Heat", this is the most effective mosquito bite I have ever used, a big poison bag, it will not itch for a while, and it will not leave a scar, but I don't know if you have a supermarket there to sell it.

Find some wormwood to set off, mosquito repellent and insecticidal can be used.

Your method doesn't cure the root cause, I'll tell you a way, you're from the countryside, at night, remember the place where mosquitoes often come out, light a fire, and it's okay to have less.

The case where a word is added to es or s is generally the plural form of a noun, or the third person singular form of a verb, the plural form of a noun is generally added to s, and words ending in o are somewhat added to es. The third person singular form of the verb means that the subject is the third person singular and the tense is in the simple present tense (e.g., he she it), and the verb adds s

1.If it ends with a consonant letter with a "y", first change the "y" to "i", and then add "es" to read [iz] e.g

fly－flies [z]；2.If it ends with "s, x, ch, sh", add "es" at the end of the word, and pronounce it as [iz].3.Verbs ending in "o", add "es", read [z].

Basically - sh -ch followed by es but not absolutely.

Potato hero negro tomato mosquito ending with -o is followed by -es (this is my own experience and is commonly used).