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This document discusses singular and plural nouns. It explains that nouns name people, places or things and can be singular to name one person/thing or plural to name more than one. Regular nouns follow patterns like adding 's' or 'es' to make plurals, but some nouns are irregular with different plurals like 'child' and 'children'. The document provides many examples of regular and irregular noun plurals and advises to memorize the spelling of irregular plurals. It also notes that a few nouns have the same singular and plural form.
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This document provides information about nouns in English, including count and noncount nouns. It discusses how count nouns can be made plural by adding "s", "es", or changing the spelling, depending on the noun's spelling. Exceptions are provided. Noncount nouns are defined as nouns that cannot be counted, and examples are given such as types of liquids, small items, abstract concepts and fields of study. The document concludes with instructions on making count nouns plural.
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The document discusses parts of speech, specifically nouns. It defines nouns and the different types of nouns including common nouns, proper nouns, collective nouns, abstract nouns, concrete nouns, countable nouns, and mass nouns. Rules for forming plural nouns and cases of nouns are also explained.
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Singular plural nouns
- 2. A noun is a name of a person, place or thing. Shoe Leaf Ball Car Story Clock Brush
- 3. Singular Vs. Plural : names one person, place or a thing. names more than one. Examples: Singular Plural town towns man men
- 4. Examples of Singular Ball Car Clock Cup Spoon Door
- 5. Nouns can be more than one. (Plural) Brushes Doors Balloons Monkeys Cups
- 6. Singular and Plural nouns divided into two: 1. Regular nouns: nouns that does not change the spelling when made plural Example: 1. bee-bees 2. hand- hands 2. Irregular Nouns: nouns changes the spelling when made plural. Examples: 1. man- men 2. goose- geese
- 7. Regular Nouns *Observe the rules And changes
- 8. Adding s to make plurals. Shoe Ball Car ClockShoes Balls Cars Clocks Singular SingularPlural Plural Cup Cups Spoon Spoons
- 9. Adding es to make plurals. Box Brush Fish Boxes Brushes Fishes Singular Plural When nouns end with sh, ch, s, ss, o or x and z we add es to make plurals.
- 10. Adding es to make plurals. Box Brush Boxes Brushes Singular Plural When nouns end with sh, ch, s, o, ss, or x and z we add es to make plurals.
- 11. When nouns end with sh, ch, s, o, ss, or x and z we add es to make plurals. Not all the time. Examples: Singular Plural Piano pianos Kangaroo Kangaroos Zoo zoos
- 12. Adding ies to make plurals. Bunny Pony Story Bunnies Ponies Stories Singular Plural When nouns end with y we add ies to make plurals. If there is a vowel before the y then s is added. Monkey Monkeys
- 13. Match singulars and plurals. Bunny Pony Story Bunnies Ponies Stories Monkey Monkeys ToysToy Boy Boys
- 14. Irregular Nouns*Observe the spelling when changing into plural form
- 15. Some nouns have different plurals. Child Man Tooth Children Men Teeth Singular Plural Foot Woman Mouse Feet Women Mice Singular Plural
- 16. Some nouns that end in f or fe change to ves when made plural: • calf –calves • knife –knives
- 17. Some nouns become a new word when made plural: • Cactus - cacti • goose –geese
- 18. Singular Plural person people foot feet tooth teeth mouse mice man / woman men / women Some nouns have irregular plural forms. You will have to memorize the spelling for irregular plurals.
- 19. Singular Plural species species Chinese Chinese moose moose grapefruit grapefruit aircraft aircraft jeans jeans A few nouns have the same singular and plural forms.
- 20. Some singular and plurals are the same. Sheep Deer Salmon Sheep Deer Salmon Singular Plural