Exploring Singular and Plural Nouns

The video tutorial covers the basics of nouns, focusing on singular and plural forms. It explains how a noun can represent a person, place, or thing, and how to form plurals by adding 's'. Examples include converting 'flower' to 'flowers' and 'student' to 'students'. The tutorial also includes practice exercises where students complete sentences using plural nouns from a list, such as 'tulips', 'violets', and 'roses'.

What does a noun name?

• An action

• A feeling

• A person, place, or thing

• A color

What does a singular noun represent?

• More than one person, place, or thing

• One person, place, or thing

• An action

• A feeling

How do you make most nouns plural?

• Add 'es'

• Add 's'

• Add 'ies'

• Change the word completely

What is the plural form of 'flower'?

• Flower

• Floweries

• Flowers

• Floweres

What is the plural form of 'student'?

• Studentes

• Studentes

• Students

• Student

What is the plural form of 'garden'?

• Gardenies

• Garden

• Gardenes

• Gardens

What is the plural form of 'girl'?

• Girlies

• Girl

• Girles

• Girls

Complete the sentence: 'Tulips are pretty ______.'

• Floweries

• Floweres

• Flowers

• Flower

Complete the sentence: 'We gave Mrs. Kumar a bouquet of ______.'

• Floweries

• Floweres

• Flowers

• Flower

Complete the sentence: 'The students are glad to give her ______.'

• Floweres

• Flowers

• Floweries

• Flower