Mastering Plurals for Words Ending in 'O'

The video tutorial explains how to form plurals for words ending in 'O'. It introduces the general rule of adding 'S' and exceptions where 'ES' is added. Examples include words like 'buffaloes', 'dominoes', and 'tomatoes'. The video emphasizes understanding these rules to avoid guessing.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Rules for words ending in 'O'

• Rules for words ending in 'E'

• Rules for words ending in 'A'

• Rules for words ending in 'I'

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When a word ends in 'O', what do you usually add to make it plural?

• Add 'ED'

• Add 'S'

• Add 'ES'

• Add 'IES'

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Which of the following words correctly takes 'ES' to form its plural?

• Hero

• All of the above

• Echo

• Potato

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Which word does NOT take 'ES' to form its plural?

• Tomato

• Domino

• Buffalo

• Mosquito

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What is the plural form of 'Domino'?

• Dominoes'

• Dominos

• Dominoes

• Domino's

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Which of the following is a correct plural form?

• Embargo's

• Embargoes

• Embargos

• Embargoes'

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What is the plural form of 'Hero'?

• Heros

• Heroes

• Hero's

• Heroe's

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