Pluralization Rules for Words Ending in 'o'

The video tutorial introduces the concept of singular and plural forms, focusing on words that end with the letter 'o'. It explains that to make such words plural, 'es' is added to the end. The tutorial provides examples with words like 'potato', 'mango', 'tomato', 'hero', and 'okra', demonstrating how to correctly form their plural versions.

What is the primary focus of this lesson?

• Adding 's' to all words

• Adding 'es' to words ending with 'o'

• Changing 'y' to 'ies'

• Using 's' and 'es' interchangeably

When a word ends with 'o', what do we add to make it plural?

• 'ies'

• Just 'es'

• Just 's'

• 'es' after 'o'

Which rule applies to words ending with 'o'?

• Add 'es' after 'o'

• Add 'es' only

• Add 'ies'

• Add 's' only

How do you make 'potato' plural?

• Potatoies

• Potato

• Potatos

• Potatoes

What is the plural of 'potato'?

• Potatoes

• Potatos

• Potato

• Potatoies

What is the plural form of 'mango'?

• Mangoes

• Mangos

• Mangoies

• Mango

Which of these words follows the same pluralization rule as 'mango'?

• Hero

• Potato

• All of the above

• Tomato

Which of the following is correct for the plural of 'tomato'?

• Tomatos

• Tomatoies

• Tomatoes

• Tomato

What is the correct plural form of 'tomato'?

• Tomatoes

• Tomatos

• Tomatoies

• Tomato

What is the correct plural form of 'hero'?

• Heros

• Heroes

• Heroies

• Hero