Singular and Plural Class 1 - Download Free PDF With Solution
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FAQs on English Grammar Class 1 - Singular and Plural
1. Can there be both plural and singular words in a sentence?
Absolutely, a sentence can have both forms of words more than once (There is this one girl who has many pencils).
2. What are certain words that mention the plural forms without “s” or “es”?
There are quite a few words that contain changes inside the word itself. They are as follows:
Man x men
Woman x women
Ox x oxen
Foot x feet
Child x children
Goose x geese
3. Why is it important to study this topic?
Plural and singular verbs are important not only since they showcase the noun belonging to the “one or many” category but also because it is a part of the agreement of verbs, which they will come to know in their higher classes.