Regular Plurals Examples

Dog → Dogs: Add -s to "dog" to make it plural: "dogs" means more than one dog.
Book → Books: "Book" becomes "books" when referring to more than one book.
Car → Cars: "Car" becomes "cars" to mean more than one car.
Chair → Chairs: Add -s to "chair" to make it plural: "chairs" means multiple chairs.
Pen → Pens: "Pen" becomes "pens," indicating more than one pen.
Table → Tables: "Table" becomes "tables" to refer to more than one table.
House → Houses: Add -s to "house" to get the plural form: "houses" means more than one house.
Cat → Cats: "Cat" becomes "cats," referring to more than one cat.
Student → Students: "Student" changes to "students," meaning more than one student.
Tree → Trees: "Tree" changes to "trees," indicating more than one tree.
Box → Boxes: "Box" becomes "boxes" when you have more than one box.
Friend → Friends: "Friend" becomes "friends" when referring to more than one person.
Computer → Computers: "Computer" changes to "computers," referring to multiple computers.
Door → Doors: "Door" becomes "doors" to indicate more than one door.
Shop → Shops: "Shop" becomes "shops" to refer to multiple shops.
School → Schools: "School" becomes "schools," meaning more than one school.
Flower → Flowers: "Flower" changes to "flowers" to indicate more than one flower.
Bag → Bags: "Bag" becomes "bags" to refer to more than one bag.
Child → Children: Although irregular, "child" becomes "children," which refers to multiple children.
Cup → Cups: "Cup" changes to "cups" to refer to more than one cup.
Book → Books: "Book" becomes "books" when referring to multiple books.
Computer → Computers: "Computer" becomes "computers" when talking about more than one computer.
Desk → Desks: "Desk" becomes "desks" when there are more than one desk.
Teacher → Teachers: "Teacher" changes to "teachers" when talking about more than one teacher.
Student → Students: "Student" changes to "students" when referring to multiple students.
Computer → Computers: "Computer" changes to "computers" when discussing multiple computers.
Friend → Friends: "Friend" becomes "friends," referring to multiple friends.
Table → Tables: "Table" changes to "tables" to indicate more than one table.
Cup → Cups: "Cup" becomes "cups" when you have more than one cup.
Laptop → Laptops: "Laptop" becomes "laptops" to indicate more than one laptop.
Watch → Watches: "Watch" becomes "watches" when talking about more than one watch.
Toy → Toys: "Toy" becomes "toys," referring to multiple toys.
Building → Buildings: "Building" changes to "buildings," meaning more than one building.
City → Cities: "City" becomes "cities" when referring to multiple cities.
Country → Countries: "Country" becomes "countries" to indicate more than one country.
Class → Classes: "Class" changes to "classes," meaning multiple classes.
Window → Windows: "Window" becomes "windows" when there is more than one window.
Country → Countries: "Country" changes to "countries" to refer to more than one country.
Mountain → Mountains: "Mountain" changes to "mountains," meaning more than one mountain.
Teacher → Teachers: "Teacher" becomes "teachers" when referring to multiple teachers.
House → Houses: "House" becomes "houses" to indicate more than one house.
Student → Students: "Student" changes to "students" when discussing more than one student.
Car → Cars: "Car" becomes "cars," meaning more than one car.
Tree → Trees: "Tree" becomes "trees" when referring to more than one tree.
Fruit → Fruits: "Fruit" changes to "fruits" when talking about more than one type of fruit.
Book → Books: "Book" becomes "books" when talking about more than one book.
Ticket → Tickets: "Ticket" changes to "tickets," meaning multiple tickets.
Shoe → Shoes: "Shoe" changes to "shoes," referring to more than one shoe.
Plant → Plants: "Plant" changes to "plants" to indicate more than one plant.
Letter → Letters: "Letter" becomes "letters," meaning more than one letter.
Message → Messages: "Message" changes to "messages" when there is more than one message.
Ball → Balls: "Ball" changes to "balls" when referring to multiple balls.
Shelf → Shelves: "Shelf" becomes "shelves," indicating more than one shelf.

Day 4 - Essential Vocabulary: Common Nouns

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