The document discusses singular and plural forms of nouns in English. It provides examples of regular plural forms that add "s" or "es", irregular forms that can change spelling or remain the same in plural, and quantity expressions used with uncountable nouns like liquids, cheeses, and meats. Common plural rules and exceptions are explained along with examples like banana to bananas, knife to knives, and bottle of water to bottles of water.

1. PLURAL AND SINGULAR FORM
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2. VOCABULARY BANK
Tomato juice A bottle of Banana Cook
Some
Drinking One clove of Slice of
Water a few a little
Knives
Omelet Fish
A pond of Knife
A cunk Drink To Slice
A jug of
To make Many Egg Tomatoes Thirsty

3. REGULAR PLURAL FORM
Banana tomatoes
Tomato Mangoes
Mango Bananas
Egg Eggs

4. IRREGULAR PLURAL FORM
Some nounsKnife  Knives
that
end in –f or -ef
Fish  Fish
Some nouns have
OR
the same singular
and plural form  Fishes
Fish
Some uncountable
food types have of drinking water
A bottle
their container /
quantity expressions
Two bottles of water

5. QUANTITY EXPRESSIONS
LIQUID
a glass, a bottle, a jug of water, etc.
CHEESE
a slice, a chunk, a piece of cheese
MEAT
a piece, a slice, a pound of meat

6. SUMMARY OF THE DAY
SINGULAR
word used when talking or writing
about one thing
PLURAL
a word or form which expresses
more than one
of or relating to the form of a

7. SUMMARY OF THE DAY
ACTION FROM SINGULAR REACTION OF PLURAL FORM EXAMPLE
FORM
REGULAR FORM Nouns that end in Adding –s or -es Egg  Eggs
consonant letter
Some nouns that Adding -es Tomato  Tomatoes
end in –o
IRREGULAR FORM Some nouns that Changing into -ves Knife  Knives
end in –f or -ef
Some nouns have Have no changes Fish  Fish
the same singular OR
and plural form Fish  Fishes
Some uncountable Adding –s or –es in A bottle of drinking water
food types have the countable form Two bottles of water
their container / of that noun phrase
quantity expressions

8. SUMMARY OF THE DAY
quantity expressions
Article that can attach in plural and singular noun
liquids (water, beer, wine, etc.)  a glass, a bottle, a jug of water, etc.
cheese a slice, a chunk, a piece of cheese
meat  a piece, a slice, a pound of meat
butter  a bar of butter
ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard a bottle of, a tube of ketchup, etc.

9. HOME FUN ACTIVITY
Open up your refrigerator after you arriving at home
See the goods that stated inside of refrigerator
Take a Picture of the Inside Area of Refrigerator Then Print It Out
Stick your picture in a piece of paper
Try to arrange sentences based on your picture

10. Sentences:
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11. Exercise
COOKING I need two eggs to make egg scramble
SCRAMBLE I need two egg to make egg scramble
BUY SWEET Buy me a bar of chocolate
THINGS Buy me a stick of chocolate
TO SLICE I need a knife to mix the meat
MEAT I need a knife to slice the meat
POPEYE LIKE I need a bunch of spinach
TO EAT I need a slice of spinach
TO MAKE Mother buys 5 fishes in the market
FRIED FISH
Mother buy 5 fish in the market