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Mithun123 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Hi
My kid is in class 1 he was taught singular to plural sentence conversions. I am a bit confused with the below can someone clarify with the meaning of sentence?

S-Singular P- Plural
1. S: This is an egg P: These are an egg. (What does this mean??)
2. S: That is an apple P: Those are an apple.
3. S: This is an umbrella P: These are an umbrella.

Thanks for help
  

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All your plural versions are wrong! Remove the "an", and add an "s" to the nouns to make them plural: 1. S: This is an egg.

— BillJ

  • All your plural versions are wrong!
  • Remove the "an", and add an "s" to the nouns to make them plural: 1.
  • S: This is an egg.
  • P: These are an egg s .
  • 2.
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All your plural versions are wrong! Remove the "an", and add an "s" to the nouns to make them plural:

1. S: This is an egg. P: These are an eggs.
2. S: That is an apple. P: Those are an apples.
3. S: This is an umbrella. P: These are an umbrella
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