Forming and Using Plural Nouns: Regular and Irregular Plurals

The video tutorial explains plural nouns, focusing on regular and irregular forms. Regular plural nouns are formed by adding S, ES, or IES, while irregular plurals have unique forms. The tutorial covers subject-verb agreement and sentence structure changes when using plural nouns. Examples and quizzes reinforce learning.

What is a noun and how does it relate to plural nouns?

Explain how to form regular plural nouns.

Describe the process of changing singular nouns that end in a consonant and Y to their plural forms.

What are the different ways to make nouns plural that end in S, CH, SH, X, or Z?

What changes need to be made in a sentence when a singular noun is changed to its plural form?

How do you ensure subject-verb agreement when using plural nouns in sentences?

What are irregular plural nouns and how do they differ from regular plural nouns?

Provide examples of irregular plural nouns and explain their plural forms.

Discuss the rules for forming plural nouns that end in F.

What is the importance of practicing plural nouns in reading and writing?