Irregular and Regular Plural Forms

The video tutorial introduces the concept of singular and plural words, explaining that singular means one and plural means more than one. It provides examples of regular plural forms by adding 's' and explores fun examples to engage learners. The video also covers tricky and irregular plural forms, such as 'child' to 'children' and 'mouse' to 'mice'. The tutorial concludes with a call to subscribe for more videos.

What does the term 'singular' refer to?

• None of the above

• A group of items

• Just one

• More than one

How do you typically form the plural of a noun?

• Add 'es'

• Add 's'

• Change the word completely

• Add 'ies'

Which of the following is a correct plural form?

• Child to childs

• Dog to doges

• Cat to cats

• Mouse to mouses

What is the plural form of 'child'?

• Childrens

• Children

• Childes

• Childs

Which of the following is an irregular plural form?

• Hats

• Mice

• Cars

• Books

What is the plural form of 'man'?

• Mans

• Mens

• Men

• Manses

Which of these words has an irregular plural form?

• Goose

• Star

• Tree

• Ball

What is the plural form of 'tooth'?

• Teeth

• Toothies

• Toothes

• Tooths

Which of the following is a correct plural form?

• Foot to feets

• Foot to feet

• Foot to foots

• Foot to footes

What is the plural form of 'mouse'?

• Mouses

• Mice

• Mices

• Mousees