Exploring Singular Nouns

The video tutorial explains the concept of nouns, focusing on singular and plural forms. It provides examples using words like 'apple' and 'apples', 'cookie' and 'cookies', and 'lion' and 'lions'. The tutorial includes exercises to identify singular nouns from a list and within sentences. It concludes with a recap of the key points about singular and plural nouns.

What is a noun that names one object called?

• Abstract noun

• Plural noun

• Singular noun

• Collective noun

Which of the following words is a singular noun?

• Apples

• Flowers

• Cookies

• Lion

How can you identify a singular noun?

• It does not end with an 'S'

• It ends with an 'S'

• It is always a person's name

• It refers to more than one object

In the sentence 'She sat on the chair', which word is a singular noun?

• She

• Sat

• On

• Chair

Which word in the sentence 'We can go to the park today' is a singular noun?

• Today

• We

• Park

• Can