Singular and Plural for Class 1

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  • What are Singular Words or One?
  • What are Plural Words or Many?
  • Rules to Change Singular Words to Plural Words
  • Commonly Used Singular and Plural Words for Class 1
  • Singular and Plural Sentences
  • FAQs
  • What are Singular Words or One?

    A word or a noun is considered to be singular if it only refers to one person or one thing. Examples of singular words are ball, pencil, toy, etc.

    What are Plural Words or Many?

    A word or a noun is considered to be plural if it refers to more than one person or object. Examples of plural words are balls, pencils, toys, etc.

    Singular and Plural Words for Class 1

    Rules to Change Singular Words to Plural Words

    There are many rules for changing singular words to plural. These are:

    Rule 1: We can make a singular word plural by adding ‘-s’ to the end. For example, cap-caps, hat-hats, bat-bats, etc.

    Rules to Change Singular to Plural for Class 1

    Rule 2: When a singular word ends with -ch, -sh, -s, -ss, -o and -x, we add ‘-es’ to the end to make it a plural word. For example, bus-buses, mango-mangoes, box-boxes, etc.

    Rules to Change Singular to Plural for Students

     Read About: Singular and Plural Words Class 2

    Commonly Used Singular and Plural Words for Class 1

    I. Changing singular words to plural words by adding (-s):

    Singular

    Plural

    alarm

    alarms

    apron

    aprons

    art

    arts

    baker

    bakers

    barber

    barbers

    bathroom

    bathrooms

    bedroom

    bedrooms

    bike bikes

    blade

    blades

    board

    boards

    bubble

    bubbles

    cage

    cages

    cartoon

    cartoons

    chalk

    chalks

    coin

    coins

    cover

    covers

    crib

    cribs

    crocodile

    crocodiles

    cube

    cubes

    dish

    dishes

    dustbin

    dustbins

    duster

    dusters

    farm

    farms

    friend

    friends

    gift

    gifts

    grill

    grills

    holiday

    holidays

    hotel

    hotels

    kettle

    kettles

    lawyer

    lawyers

    label

    labels

    lace

    laces

    meal

    meals

    medal

    medals

    piano

    pianos

    snack

    snacks

    straw

    straws

    street

    streets

    organ

    organs

    peanut

    peanuts

    pencil

    pencils

    toy

    toys

    kite

    kites

    lamp

    lamps

    colour

    colours

    store

    stores

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    II. Changing singular words to plural words by adding (-es):

    Singular Words

    Plural Words

    brush brushes
    bush bushes
    match matches
    pouch pouches
    switch switches
    bench benches
    fox foxes
    class classes
    potato potatoes
    tomato tomatoes
    class classes
    glass glasses

    Singular and Plural Sentences

    1. Singular: The cat is sleeping on the mat.
      Plural: The cats are sleeping on the mats.

    2. Singular: A bird is flying in the sky.
      Plural: Birds are flying in the sky.

    3. Singular: I have a red balloon.
      Plural: We have red balloons.

    4. Singular: The dog is barking loudly.
      Plural: The dogs are barking loudly.

    5. Singular: A flower is blooming in the garden.
      Plural: Flowers are blooming in the garden.

    FAQs

    1. What are singular and plural words?

    Answer: If a word or a noun refers to only one person, animal or a thing it is known as a singular word whereas a word or a noun refers to more than one or many people, animals or things it is known as a plural word. For example, banana (singular word), bananas (plural word).

    2. Is it possible to have both singular and plural words in a single sentence?

    Answer: Yes, a single sentence can have both singular and plural words. For example, Danny is a boy who has many pens.

    3. What are some examples of singular words?

    Answer: List of singular words are:

    1. mango
    2. apple
    3. pencil
    4. cloth
    5. teacher

    4. What are the examples of plural words?

    Answer: List of plural words are:

    1. mangoes
    2. apples
    3. pencils
    4. clothes
    5. teachers

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