An English noun exhibits a two-way distinction of number: a singular form, denoting one of something, and a plural form, denoting two or more. Here are the guidelines for creating plural nouns. Add -s to form the plural of most nouns. boy: boys girl: girls computer: computers Add -es if the noun ends in -s, -sh, -ch, or -x. class: classes wish: …
Singular A grammatical form used to talk about one person, thing etc. Examples are: cat, dog, boy, girl, tree, book etc. With an uncountable noun, the singular is usually the only form that exists at all. Examples are: wheat, flour, water and spaghetti. The grammatical category that distinguishes singular from plural is called number. Plural …
In grammar, the term number refers to the way in which differences between singular and plural are shown grammatically. An English noun exhibits a two-way distinction of number: a singular form, denoting one of something, and a plural form, denoting two or more. The singular form has no particular marking, while the plural form carries …
