Singular and Plural Nouns

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Singular and Plural Nouns. Mrs. Banks – First Grade OCR- Unit 3 Lessons 6-11- Things That Go Gary Lighthouse Charter School 2008-2009. Singular Noun. Singular noun is means only one. Tiger. Plural Noun. Plural noun means more than one. Cats. cat + s= cats. Let’s Make It Plural.

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Singular and Plural Nouns Mrs. Banks – First Grade OCR- Unit 3 Lessons 6-11- Things That Go Gary Lighthouse Charter School 2008-2009
Singular Noun • Singular noun is means only one Tiger
Plural Noun • Plural noun means more than one. Cats cat + s= cats
Let’s Make It Plural • Comb + s = Combs Singular Plural
Let’s Make It Plural • Pencil + s = Pencils Plural Singular
Is this Singular or Plural? Balloon Balloons
Is this Singular or Plural? Beans Bean
Is this Singular or Plural? • Apple • Apples
Is this Singular or Plural? • Coin • Coins
Yes Balloon beansapple coin
Try Again Balloon beansapple coin

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