The document provides instruction on using "a/an" with singular nouns and adding "s" to make nouns plural when there is more than one item. It gives examples of singular and plural versions of nouns like duck, cat, elephant, and Barbie. It then has the reader name toys using correct singular or plural formatting depending on if there is one or more than one of each toy being named.

2. WHEN WE HAVE “1” THING, WE CAN USE
“A/AN” BEFORE THE WORD
This is a duck.
(There’s only 1 duck)

3. WHEN WE HAVE 2 ++ OF SOMETHING, WE NEED
TO ADD AN “S” AT THE END OF THE NOUN.
These are ducks.
(There is more than 1 duck)

4. A CAT CATS

5. AN ELEPHANT
ELEPHANTS

6. A BARBIE BARBIES

7. Now, try to name all of the toys.
Remember to use “A/An” if it’s
just one toy, and “s” at the end of
the word if there are 2+ toys.

9. A LEGO

11. LEGOS

13. A KITE

15. KITES

17. DOLLS

19. BALLS

21. CARS

23. A YO-YO

25. A SCOOTER

27. A SKATEBOARD

29. VIDEOGAMES

31. ROBOTS

33. A PUZZLE

35. Teddy Bears

37. Cards

39. Marbles

41. A Frisbee

43. BICYCLES