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    Singular and Plural: We Can Write Nouns in The Means Just One E.G. One Rabbit. E.G. Lots of Rabbits

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    This document discusses singular and plural nouns. Singular nouns refer to one object or person, while plural nouns refer to more than one. Examples are provided of singular nouns like "one rabbit" or "one key" and their corresponding plural forms with "lots of" or multiple objects/people like "rabbits" or "keys".

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    This document discusses singular and plural nouns. Singular nouns refer to one object or person, while plural nouns refer to more than one. Examples are provided of singular nouns like "one rabbit" or "one key" and their corresponding plural forms with "lots of" or multiple objects/people like "rabbits" or "keys".

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    Singular and plural

    We can write nouns in the


    singular or plural. Singular
    means just one e.g. one rabbit.
    Plural means more than one
    e.g. lots of rabbits.
    one key
    lots of keys
    one monkey lots of monkeys
    one baby lots of babies
    one fairy lots of fairies
    one wolf
    lots of wolves
    one thief
    lots of thieves
    one tooth lots of teeth
    one sheep
    lots of sheep

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