One and More than one — Chapter Summary
ICSE · Class 2 · English Grammar and Composition
Summary of One and More than one for ICSE Class 2 English Grammar and Composition. Part of the ICSE Class 2 English Grammar and Composition syllabus.
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Overview
This chapter teaches how to change naming words (nouns) when we talk about more than one thing. We learn simple rules to make words plural by adding -s or -es at the end.
Key Concepts
Singular means one thing
Singular means one thing, like 'car'. Plural means more than one, like 'cars'. We change the word by adding -s or -es to show there are many.
Most words become plural by adding
Most words become plural by adding -s at the end. For example: car → cars, desk → desks, boat → boats, candle → candles.
Words ending in 's'
Words ending in 's', 'ss', 'sh', 'ch', 'x', or 'o' usually add -es to become plural. For example: bus → buses, glass → glasses, bench → benches, brush
Learning Objectives
- Understand the difference between singular and plural nouns
- Learn how to form plurals by adding -s or -es
- Identify when to use -s and when to use -es
- Apply the rules to everyday words used in school and home
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