The video tutorial explains how to form plurals in English, focusing on words ending in CH, SH, Z, S, and X, which require adding 'es'. It also covers exceptions, such as when CH sounds like K, where only 's' is added. Examples like boxes, foxes, socks, and the irregular plural 'oxen' are provided. The tutorial concludes with a review of the rules and exceptions discussed.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• How to use verbs

• How to make singular nouns

• How to make plurals

• How to form adjectives

Which endings require adding 'es' to form plurals?

• Words ending in 'y'

• Words ending in 'ch', 'sh', 'z', 's', 'x'

• Words ending in 'ing'

• Words ending in 'ed'

What should you do if 'ch' sounds like 'k'?

• Add 'ing'

• Add 's'

• Add 'ed'

• Add 'es'

What is the plural form of 'box'?

• Boxs

• Boxen

• Boxes

• Boxies

What is the plural form of 'fox'?

• Foxs

• Foxes

• Foxen

• Foxies

What is the plural form of 'sock'?

• Sockies

• Sockes

• Socks

• Socken

What is the plural form of 'dish'?

• Dishen

• Dishes

• Dishs

• Dishies

What is the plural form of 'church'?

• Churchs

• Churches

• Churchies

• Churchen

Which of the following is an irregular plural?

• Socks

• Foxes

• Oxen

• Boxes

Which of the following words does not follow the regular plural rule?

• Socks

• Foxes

• Boxes

• Oxen