Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
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Title: Plural Nouns |
Grade: 4-a Lesson: S1-L2 |
Explanation: Hello Students, time to practice and review the answers. |
Description:
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Problem |
Richard ate cherries. |
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Clue |
Plural means more than one. |
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Hint |
Nouns in the given sentence - Richard, cherries |
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Sumup |
Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps? |
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Choice.A |
Choice A is incorrect. "Ate cherries" is incorrect because "ate" is a verb. "Cherries" is a plural noun, but together the words ate and cherries doesn’t work as a plural noun. |
ate cherries |
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Choice.B |
Choice B is incorrect. "Richard" is a singular noun, meaning it refers to only one person. Plural nouns mean more than one person or thing. So, saying "Richard is a plural noun" is incorrect. |
Richard |
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Choice.C |
Choice C is incorrect. The word "ate" is a verb that means to have consumed food in the past. It’s not a plural noun. Plural nouns are words that refer to more than one thing, like "cats" or "dogs." |
ate |
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Choice.D |
Choice D is correct. "Cherries" is a plural noun because it talks about more than one cherry. Just like "dog" becomes "dogs" when there’s more than one, "cherry" becomes "cherries." So, if you have lots of cherries, you say "cherries" to show there’s more than one. |
cherries |
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Step: |
Correct sentence |
Plural noun in the sentence - cherries |
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Answer |
Choice D |
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Sumup |
Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps? |
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