English Spoken Class Day 6

Spoken english day 6

SINGULAR / PLURAL

SINGULAR :- is that  refers to one person, place or thing. 

For Example:- Cat, Book, Girl, House, Mango etc. 

PLURAL :- is that refers to more than one person, place or thing. For Example:- Cats, Books, Girls, Houses, Mangoes etc.

He, She, It aresingulars while I, We, You, They areplurals.

we can use -s/-es with SINGULAR but it has a rule that if any word has s,x,z,sh,ch,o  in last then we can use -es. Apart from this, we use -s with singulars.

For Example:- bus or buses 

 bus it is singular but if we talk about more than one then we should say buses and there is “s” in the last of bus so we use -es as buses. 

box                                  boxes 

match                             matches 

buzz                          buzzes

dish                                 dishes

SINGULAR PLURAL

WOMAN WOMEN

CHILD     CHILDREN

TOOTH TEETH 

FISH FISHES/FISH

FOOT FEET 

MAN MEN

WIFE WIVEs

knife    knives

                                    FORMS OF VERBS 

      v1                      v2                            v3

Do Did Done 

Go Went Gone

Write Wrote Written

Sing Sang Sung 

Speak Spoke Spoken 

Listen Listened Listened

Know Knew Known

Eat Ate Eaten

Draw Drew Drawn

Find Found Found 

NOUN 

A noun refers to the words that are used to name persons, things, animals, places, ideas or events. in other words, we can say that these are the naming words like:- boys, manav, class, sheep, happiness and so on.

There are some examples of nouns :-

1. This book is new.

The underlined word is noun and refers to a thing.

2. Mansa is my beloved city.

Same as above Mansa refers to a place.

3. Shakespeareis a great dramatist.

Shakespeare is a noun and refers to a person.

4. Lionis the king of the jungle.

Lion is noun and refers to animal.

love is the best feeling.

There are several types of noun as explained below:-

1. Common noun :-  They are just generic of persons,places,things. 

For Example:-House,School,girl, boy,cloth,city etc.