Plural Nouns and Their Forms

In this lesson, Jennifer teaches about plural nouns, focusing on how to form plurals by adding 'S' or 'ES'. She explains the rules for when to use each ending, including special cases like words ending in 'Y' or 'SH'. The lesson includes examples and practice questions to reinforce learning.

What is the main topic of Jennifer's lesson?

• Verbs

• Adjectives

• Plural nouns

• Singular nouns

What do you add to 'key' to make it plural?

• s

• ies

• ys

• es

Which of the following words becomes plural by adding 's'?

• Dish

• Pen

• Bus

• Brush

What do you add to 'brush' to make it plural?

• ys

• ies

• es

• s

Which word requires 'es' to form its plural?

• Pen

• Car

• Bus

• Book

What is the plural form of 'dish'?

• Dish

• Dishies

• Dishes

• Dishs

Which of the following words does not require 'es' for its plural form?

• Pen

• Dish

• Brush

• Bus

What is the plural form of 'match'?

• Match

• Matchs

• Matchies

• Matches

What is the plural form of 'bus'?

• Buses

• Busies

• Bus

• Buss

What is the plural form of 'dollar'?

• Dollares

• Dollars

• Dollarys

• Dollares