Structure: Singular and Plural – Basic 1 English Lesson Note (Third Term)
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- Subject
- English Studies
- Class
- Basic 1
- Term
- Third Term
- Topic
- Structure: Singular and Plural
- Order
- Topic 33 of 37 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
What is Singular and Plural?
- Singular = ONE thing
- Plural = MORE THAN ONE (many things)
How to Make Plural: Add ‘s’ to most words:
- apple → apples
- book → books
- cup → cups
- pen → pens
Examples:
- I have one apple. (singular)
- I have two apples. (plural)
- This is one egg. (singular)
- These are three eggs. (plural)
Exercise 9: Make these words plural:
- rice → _____
- fish → _____
- bread → _____
- cup → _____
- book → _____
Exercise 10: Choose singular or plural:
- I see one _____. (apple/apples)
- I have two _____. (book/books)
- There are many _____. (cup/cups)
- This is one _____. (pen/pens)
Exercise 11: Count and complete:
- 🍎 → one apple
- 🍎🍎 → two _____
- 🥛 → one milk
- 🥛🥛🥛 → three _____
Exercise 12: Write the correct form:
- I can eat one _____ (apple)
- I can eat two _____ (apple)
- I have one _____ (book)
- I have five _____ (book)
Exercise 13: Circle the plural words: apple – books – rice – cups – bread – pens – milk
Exercise 14: Complete the sentences:
- One stone, two _____.
- One egg, three _____.
- One fish, four _____.
This term's English Studies topics
Basic 1 Third Term · 37 topics
- Reading: Label Reading
- Phonics: Pronunciation Practice IV
- Structure: Nouns and Pronouns
- Phonics: What I Can Eat and Cannot Eat
- Vocabulary: New Words VI
- Reading: Food Label Reading
- Structure: Singular and Plural
- Phonics: What I Can Eat and Cannot Eat
- Vocabulary: New Words (Set 2)
- Structure: Use of Articles ‘A’ and ‘An’
- Reading: Food Label Reading


