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    This document discusses the difference between singular and plural nouns, noting that singular nouns refer to one person, animal, place or thing while plural nouns refer to more than one. It provides examples of singular nouns like "one bat" and their plural forms, such as "two bats", as well as other examples like "one bag" becoming "four bags" in the plural form.

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    This document discusses the difference between singular and plural nouns, noting that singular nouns refer to one person, animal, place or thing while plural nouns refer to more than one. It provides examples of singular nouns like "one bat" and their plural forms, such as "two bats", as well as other examples like "one bag" becoming "four bags" in the plural form.

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    Grammar - Singular and Plural Nouns Sentences Activity

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    This document discusses the difference between singular and plural nouns, noting that singular nouns refer to one person, animal, place or thing while plural nouns refer to more than one. It provides examples of singular nouns like "one bat" and their plural forms, such as "two bats", as well as other examples like "one bag" becoming "four bags" in the plural form.

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    Singular

    and
    Plural
    Nouns
    Singular Nouns
    -one person, animal,
    place or things
    Plural Nouns
    -more than one person,
    animal, place or things
    Singular Noun Plural Noun

    one bat two bats

    one bag four bags

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