Singular and plural
Nouns can be written in the singular or plural form, indicating one or more instances respectively. Explore examples like "one rabbit" versus "lots of rabbits" to grasp the concept effectively. Learn more about how "one key" transforms into "lots of keys" and other fascinating singular-plural pairs.
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Singular and plural We can write nouns in the singular or plural. Singular means just one e.g. one rabbit. Plural means more than one e.g. lots of rabbits.
lots of keys one key one monkey lots of monkeys
one baby lots of babies one fairy lots of fairies
lots of wolves one wolf one thief lots of thieves
one tooth lots of teeth one sheep lots of sheep
