Today we’re going to learn about how one thing can become many!
When we talk about just one thing, we use a singular noun.
Example- I took one book from the library.
When we talk about more than one, we use a plural noun.
Example- I took three books from the library.
Let’s explore the different ways we can change singular nouns into plural nouns.
Understanding Singular and Plural
A singular noun names one person, place, animal, thing, or idea:
– one dog
– one book
– one child
A plural noun names more than one:
– two dogs
– many books
– three children
Suggested Grammar Books for Practice for Grade 3
Essentials of English Grammar and Composition BUY NOW
Primary School English Grammar and Composition by Wren & Martin BUY NOW
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