Explain with as many examples as possible the uses of an 's' at the end of nouns and verbs.
In English, "s" is often added to the end of a noun or verb. This lesson has 2 situations that require an "s."
1. Adding "S" to Show Plurality (more than one)
Explain in detail the difference between 1 book and 2 books; 1 boy and 2 boys; 1 tree and 2 trees etc.
2. Adding "S" for Subject/ Verb Agreement he, she, it.
Eg. Ali is a boy. So, Ali is a ‘he’ subject.
Lily is a girl. So, Lily is a ‘she’ subject.
Compute is an ‘it’ subject.
The verbs for the above need an ‘s’.
Explain in detail giving as many examples as needed for the child to understand.
I sit.
You sit.
We sit.
They sit
He sits.
She sits.
It sits.
My mother (she) sits.
My friend (he/she) sits.
Form sentences with other verbs using the above format.
Examples:
I eat.
You eat.
They eat.
We eat.
He eats.
She eats.
My father (he) eats.
The dog (it) eats.
John (he) eats etc.
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