Grammar Basics for Primary Students

This educational material covers essential grammar concepts for primary school students, including plurals, nouns, and rules for forming plurals. Learn about singular and plural forms, when to add -s or -es, and special rules for certain word endings. Engaging images aid in understanding the concepts presented.

• Grammar basics
• Primary students
• Plurals
• Nouns
• Language learning

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1. Grammar Plurals Primary 3M Cockenzie Primary School December 2008

2. Grammar NOUN A naming word, person, place or object. house rose pencil bird

3. What is a plural? one cat two cats

4. Plural or Singular? one flower three flowers

5. Plural or Singular? one hat four hats

6. Plural A plural word is where we have more than 1 thing. Singular = 1 Plural = More than 1

7. Watch Out Rules! There are lots of rules when changing words from singular to plural. BE CAREFUL! We are going to look at just two of the rules. LISTENING?

8. Adding s For most words we just add s to the end of it to change it into a plural. one apple three apples desk desks book books pen pens month months train trains name names

9. Adding es For others we need to add es to change it to a plural. one brush two brushes box boxes glass glasses quiz dish dishes quizes

10. Rule! If the word ends with a long s sound or a hiss sound like; sh ch ss - s - x - z then add es