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Singular & Plural Nouns

Singular Noun :-  A noun that refers to only one person, place, animal, thing etc is called singular noun.

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For Example :- book, pencil, chair, fan etc.

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Plural  Noun :-  A noun that refers to more than one person, place, animal, thing etc is called plural noun.

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For Example :- books, pencils, chairs, fans etc.

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for better understanding watch video

MORE ABOUT SINGULAR & PLURAL

EXAMPLES OF SINGULAR & PLURAL

  • We add s/es to singular noun to make it plural.

Singular Noun

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book

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pen

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fox

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church

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Plural Noun

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books

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pens

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foxes

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churches

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  • If the noun ends with ch/sh//s/x/z  add - es to form plural

Singular Noun

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dish

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bench

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dress

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blitz

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box

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Plural Noun

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dishes

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benches

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dresses

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blitzes

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boxes

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  • If the noun ends with vowel + y  add  s to make it plural

Singular Noun

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ray

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valley

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boy

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day

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Plural Noun

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rays

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valleys

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boys

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days

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  • If the noun ends with vowel + y  add  s to make it plural

Singular Noun

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radio

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video

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bamboo

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studio

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Plural Noun

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radios

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videos

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bamboos

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studios

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  • If the noun ends with consonant + o  add  es to make it plural

Singular Noun

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hero

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tomato

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volcano

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echo

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Plural Noun

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heroes

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tomatoes

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volcanoes

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echoes

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  • If the noun ends with consonant + y  change y to  ies to make it plural

Singular Noun

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baby

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lady

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puppy

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activity

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Plural Noun

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babies

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ladies

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puppies

 

activities

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  • If the noun ends with f/fe change f/fe to ves to make it plural

Singular Noun

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knife​

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life

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wolf 

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wife

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Plural Noun

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knives

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lives

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wolves

 

wives

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Singular Noun

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proof

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giraffe

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safe

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chief

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Plural Noun

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proofs

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giraffes

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safes

 

chiefs

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Some nouns do not follow any rule

Singular Noun

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child​

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goose

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mouse

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tooth

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Plural Noun

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children

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geese

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mice

 

teeth

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Plurals of Compound Nouns

Singular Noun

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brother-in-law​

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passer-by

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Plural Noun

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brothers-in law

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passers-by

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Fill in the blanks with the correct options.

(chocolates, passers by, trees, books, mouse, balloons, geese, brother-in law, home, proofs)

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1)- My father bought more ...... for birthday party.

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2)- The children reached their.....

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3)- There were lot of ...... in the library.

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4)- My teacher distributed ...... among the children.

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5)- We planted many ...... in our garden. 

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6)- The cat was running before the ......

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7)- He has ten ...... on his farm.

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8)- I have a lot of ...... against him.

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9)- The ..... were unknown to the danger.

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10)-My ..... is a doctor.

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