This document discusses singular and plural nouns and adjectives in English. It provides examples of singular and plural forms of nouns like book/books and key/keys. It also notes that adjectives precede nouns and gives examples like "a comfortable car" rather than "a car comfortable". Common plural endings like -s, -es (after certain letters), and -ies (for words ending in a consonant + y) are outlined.

1. This, That, These, Those Those (books) These (books) Plural That (book) This ( book) Singular There Here

2. Other examples: Mr thompson, This is Jane Dunn Are these your keys? Who are those people? These apples are good. REMEMBER! In the answer we usually use it`s or they`re What`s this/ that? It`s a credit card What are these/those? They`re videos.

3. Nouns: Singular and plural + s + es( after ch, sh, s, x, z) + ies(consonant + y ies) Credit cards Watches families A credit card A watch A family Spelling Plural Singular

4. ADJECTIVES Adjectives: - go before nouns Example: a comfortable car not a car comfortable.