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    The document discusses the difference between singular and plural nouns. It states that singular nouns name one person, place, animal, object or event, while plural nouns name more than one. It provides examples of singular nouns like plaza and plural nouns like doctors. It also explains that most nouns become plural by adding "s" and nouns ending in s, x, z, or o become plural by adding "es".

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    Lesson Tomorrow

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    Cherry Mae Cagalawan Galceran
    The document discusses the difference between singular and plural nouns. It states that singular nouns name one person, place, animal, object or event, while plural nouns name more than one. It provides examples of singular nouns like plaza and plural nouns like doctors. It also explains that most nouns become plural by adding "s" and nouns ending in s, x, z, or o become plural by adding "es".

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    Using the Singular and Plural Nouns Using the Singular and Plural Nouns

    A Singular Noun names one person, place, A Singular Noun names one person, place,
    animal, object, or event. animal, object, or event.
    EXAMPLE: plaza, singer, lion, tree EXAMPLE: plaza, singer, lion, tree
    A Plural Noun names more than one person, A Plural Noun names more than one person,
    place, animal, object, or event place, animal, object, or event
    EXAMPLE: doctors, schools, birds, axes EXAMPLE: doctors, schools, birds, axes

     Most nouns become plural by adding “s”  Most nouns become plural by adding “s”
    EXAMPLES: table – tables EXAMPLES: table – tables

     Nouns that end in s, x, z, or o become  Nouns that end in s, x, z, or o become


    plural by adding “es” plural by adding “es”
    EXAMPLES: EXAMPLES:
    dress – dresses dress – dresses
    box – boxes box – boxes
    tomato - tomatoes tomato - tomatoes

    Using the Singular and Plural Nouns Using the Singular and Plural Nouns

    A Singular Noun names one person, place, A Singular Noun names one person, place,
    animal, object, or event. animal, object, or event.

    EXAMPLE: plaza, singer, lion, tree EXAMPLE: plaza, singer, lion, tree

    A Plural Noun names more than one person, A Plural Noun names more than one person,
    place, animal, object, or event place, animal, object, or event

    EXAMPLE: doctors, schools, birds, axes EXAMPLE: doctors, schools, birds, axes

     Most nouns become plural by adding “s”  Most nouns become plural by adding “s”
    EXAMPLES: table – tables EXAMPLES: table – tables

     Nouns that end in s, x, z, or o become  Nouns that end in s, x, z, or o become


    plural by adding “es” plural by adding “es”
    EXAMPLES: EXAMPLES:
    dress – dresses dress – dresses
    box – boxes box – boxes
    tomato - tomatoes tomato - tomatoes
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