This grammar sheet discusses the use of "this" and "these" with singular and plural nouns. It provides examples of asking and answering questions using "this" and "these" with singular nouns like "iPad" and plural nouns like "scissors". It also discusses regular and irregular plural forms for nouns as well as some nouns that are always plural, like "scissors". The sheet reminds readers that some nouns do not need an "s" to be plural and are irregular plurals, and that nouns ending in "y" preceded by a vowel only add an "s" while those ending in "y" preceded by a consonant add "ies".

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This and these – noun plurals
This is an iPad.
What’s this?
It’s an iPad.
Is this your iPad?
Yes, it is.
No, it’s not.
These are scissors.
What are these?
They’re scissors.
Are these your scissors?
Yes, they are.
No, they’re not.
Regular plurals
cell phone cell phones
baby babies
box boxes
day days
Some nouns are always plural
sunglasses, jeans, scissors
Irregular plurals
person people
woman women
child children
man men
Recuerda: Algunos sustantivos no necesitan de la "S" para ser plurales - Plurales irregulares.
Sustantivos que terminan en "y" antecedida por una vocal solo se agrega "s" - day - days.
Sustantivos que terminan en "y" antencedida por una consonante, se agrega "ies" baby- babies.