Understanding Plural Forms and Exceptions

The video tutorial introduces irregular plurals, explaining that not all nouns form plurals by simply adding 's'. It explores different families of irregular plurals, such as the hissing family, which adds 'es', the O family with exceptions, the F/FE family changing to 'ves', the Y family changing to 'ies', and the rule breakers that don't follow any rules. The video concludes with encouragement to share and subscribe.

What is the main reason some nouns do not form plurals by simply adding 's'?

• They are adjectives.

• They are proper nouns.

• They are verbs.

• They are irregular plurals.

Which of the following words belongs to the 'Hissing Family'?

• Leaf

• Fox

• Photo

• Child

How do you form the plural of 'watch'?

• Watchies

• Watch

• Watchs

• Watches

Which word is an exception in the 'O Family'?

• Piano

• Hero

• Mango

• Volcano

What is the plural form of 'mango'?

• Mangos

• Mangoies

• Mango

• Mangoes

How do you form the plural of 'leaf'?

• Leaves

• Leafies

• Leafs

• Leaf

Which of the following words changes 'f' to 'ves' in its plural form?

• Photo

• Lady

• Buzz

• Knife

What is the rule for forming plurals of nouns ending in 'y'?

• Change 'y' to 'ys'

• Add 's'

• Change 'y' to 'ies'

• Add 'es'

Which word is an exception in the 'Y Family'?

• City

• Boy

• Lady

• Fly

Which of the following is a 'Rule Breaker' noun?

• Person

• Fox

• Leaf

• Mango