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    Nouns

    • Nouns are words that


    name people, places,
    things, or ideas.
    • They are a core part of
    grammar and form the
    basis of sentences.
    by Cabiao, Lindsay
    &
    Ambrocio,Jocel
    Singular Nouns
    Singular nouns refer to one person, place, thing, or id

    Examples
    pen, book, dog, cat, city

    Use
    Singular nouns are used when talking about one
    individual item or concept.
    Plural Nouns
    Plural nouns refer to more than one person, place, thing, or idea

    1 Formation
    Adding -s or -es to singular nouns
    usually makes them plural.

    2 Exceptions
    Some nouns have irregular plural forms.

    3 Use
    Plural nouns are used when talking
    about multiple items or concepts.
    Plural Noun Rules
    The rules for forming plural nouns are
    generally straightforward but have
    exceptions.
    Rule Example Plural Form

    Add -s cat cats

    Add -es box boxes

    Change -y to -ies baby babies

    Irregular Forms child children


    Regular Plural Nouns
    Most plural nouns are formed by adding -s or -es to the singular form.

    Adding -s Adding -ies Exceptions


    If a noun ends in a If a noun ends in a Some nouns ending in -s,
    consonant, add -s to consonant followed by -y, -x, -ch, or -sh form
    make it plural. change the -y to -ies. plurals by adding -es.

    • dog • cherry • bus


    • book • story • church
    • cat
    • baby • dish
    • box
    Irregular Plural Nouns
    me nouns have irregular plural forms, which don't follow the standard rules.

    Child
    Children

    Man
    Men

    Woman
    Women

    Tooth
    Teeth
    Thanks!

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