Identify plurals, singular possessives and plural possessives
Key Notes:-
π Identify Plurals, Singular Possessives & Plural Possessives π
Singular Noun (One Thing) |
Definition: A word that names one person, place, or thing.
Example:
- πΆ Dog
- π Apple
Visual Idea: Show one dog or one apple.
Plural Noun (More Than One Thing) |
Definition: A word that names more than one person, place, or thing.
How to make plurals: Usually add -s or -es.
Examples:
- πΆπΆ Dogs
- ππ Apples
Visual Idea: Show two or more dogs or apples.
Singular Possessive (Belongs to One) |
Definition: Shows that one person or thing owns something.
How to write: Add βs after the noun.
Examples:
- πΆ Dogβs toy (The toy belongs to the dog)
- π§ Girlβs bag (The bag belongs to the girl)
Visual Idea: Show a dog playing with a toy or a girl holding a bag.
Plural Possessive (Belongs to Many) |
Definition: Shows that more than one person or thing owns something.
How to write: Add sβ after the plural noun.
Examples:
- πΆπΆ Dogsβ house (The house belongs to the dogs)
- π¦π¦ Boysβ ball (The ball belongs to the boys)
Visual Idea: Show many dogs near a house or boys playing with a ball.
π‘ Quick Tips for Remembering |
Singular: Just one β add nothing for plural, add βs for possessive
Plural: Many β usually add -s for plural, add sβ for possessive
Emoji Trick:
- πΆ = 1 dog β singular
- πΆπΆ = many dogs β plural
- πΆβs = dog owns something β singular possessive
- πΆπΆβ = many dogs own something β plural possessive
Let’s practice!βοΈ