🔤Singular nouns refer to one object, while plural nouns refer to more than one.
➕To make a noun plural, add 's' or 'es' at the end.
1️⃣Examples of singular nouns include 'bus', 'box', 'watch', 'kiss', and 'ax'.
2️⃣Examples of plural nouns include 'buses', 'boxes', 'watches', 'kisses', and 'axes'.
👥Understanding singular and plural nouns is important for proper English grammar and communication.
What is a singular noun?
—A singular noun refers to one object or person.
What is a plural noun?
—A plural noun refers to more than one object or person.
How do you form plural nouns?
—To form plural nouns, add 's' or 'es' at the end of the singular noun.
Can you give examples of plural nouns?
—Some examples of plural nouns include 'buses', 'boxes', 'watches', 'kisses', and 'axes'.
Why is it important to understand singular and plural nouns?
—Understanding singular and plural nouns is essential for proper English grammar and clear communication.
00:11Introduction to singular and plural nouns.
00:38Singular nouns refer to one object, while plural nouns refer to more than one.
01:14To form plural nouns, add 's' or 'es' at the end of the singular noun.
02:44Examples of singular nouns include 'bus', 'box', 'watch', 'kiss', and 'ax'.
03:32Examples of plural nouns include 'buses', 'boxes', 'watches', 'kisses', and 'axes'.
04:18Understanding singular and plural nouns is important for proper English grammar and communication.
