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Reading New Words... |
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...will be easier if you understand:
how the
plural of a
singular noun
is formed.
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What is a plural noun?
A plural noun
represents more than one.
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Let's
at some examples
of plural nouns.
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singular noun |
plural
noun |
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car |
cars |
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strawberry |
strawberries |
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bus |
buses |
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child |
children |
Note:
Plural nouns are
formed in different ways.
The
plural of many nouns is formed by adding
s.
(ex.) car
becomes
cars
If
the noun ends in
y,
change the
y
to
i
and add
es.
(ex.) strawberry
becomes
strawberries
If
the noun ends in
s,
add
es.
(ex.) bus
becomes
buses
Some
nouns change the spelling with the plural.
(ex.) child
becomes
children
(ex.)
man
becomes
men
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Remember: |
Reading new words will be easier if you
understand how plurals are formed. |
Click on
the letters for practice.

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