Question

singular and plural noun​

Answer 1

Answer:

Singular means only one.

Plural means more than one. In order to make a noun plural, it is usually only necessary to add 's'.

The rules for spelling plural nouns are based on the letters at the end of the word.

Answer 2

Singular Plural

Explanation:

Singular noun represents single noun, while plural noun represents the multiple form of similar things.

Some other examples of singular plural are given below:

1. wolf - wolves
2. latch - latches
3. Mathematics - Mathematics
4. Bus - buses
5. Belief - Beliefs
6. Tooth - Teeth
7. Fish - Fishes
8. roof - roofs
9. Tomato - Tomatoes
10. Sheep - Sheep
11. printer - printers
12. news - news
13. woman - women
14. man - men
15. child - children
16. foot - feet
17. leaf - leaves
18. mouse - mice
19. goose - geese
20. half - halves
21. knife - knives
22. wife - wives
23. life - lives
24. elf - elves
25. loaf - loaves
26. potato - potatoes
27. tomato - tomatoes
28. cactus - cacti
29. focus - foci
30. fungus - fungi
31. nucleus - nuclei
32. syllabus - syllabi/syllabuses
33. analysis - analyses
34. diagnosis - diagnoses
35. oasis - oases