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    The document discusses changing nouns from singular to plural form by adding 's' or 'es'. It notes that plural means more than one, while singular means one. For most nouns, making them plural simply requires adding 's'. However, for nouns ending in 'sh', 'ch', 'ss', 's', 'x', or 'z', making them plural requires adding 'es' instead of just 's'. Examples are provided to illustrate these two rules.

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    The document discusses changing nouns from singular to plural form by adding 's' or 'es'. It notes that plural means more than one, while singular means one. For most nouns, making them plural simply requires adding 's'. However, for nouns ending in 'sh', 'ch', 'ss', 's', 'x', or 'z', making them plural requires adding 'es' instead of just 's'. Examples are provided to illustrate these two rules.

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    The document discusses changing nouns from singular to plural form by adding 's' or 'es'. It notes that plural means more than one, while singular means one. For most nouns, making them plural simply requires adding 's'. However, for nouns ending in 'sh', 'ch', 'ss', 's', 'x', or 'z', making them plural requires adding 'es' instead of just 's'. Examples are provided to illustrate these two rules.

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    T L 2542 Plurals S and Es Teaching Powerpoint - Ver - 2

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    Learning Objective

    • to be able to form plurals using ‘s’ and ‘es’

    Success Criteria
    • I understand that ‘singular’ means ‘one’.
    • I understand that ‘plural’ means more than one.
    • I can change nouns from singular to plural by adding ‘s’ or ‘es’.
    What is a noun?
    A noun is a naming word.

    dog pencil cat


    What is a plural?
    Plural means ‘more than one’.

    one cat three cats


    Singular = 1 Plural = more than 1

    One dog Lots of dogs

    One door Lots of doors

    One pencil Lots of pencils

    One lamp Lots of lamps


    There are lots of rules when changing words from singular to plural.
    BE CAREFUL!

    We are going to look at just two of the rules.


    For most words we just add ‘s’ to the end of it to change it into a plural.

    one pear three pears

    desk desks month months

    book books train trains

    pen pens dog dogs


    If the word ends with one of these sounds…

    sh ch ss

    s x z

    …then add ‘es’


    To change these words in to plurals, add ‘es’.

    one brush two brushes

    box boxes dish dishes

    glass glasses church churches

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