Circle the singular nouns and underline the plural nouns.
My left foot is hurt.
Two girls were playing in the playground.
The goats were standing in front of the gate.
The women were dressed in red sarees.
The mice ran into the hole.
A cow is grazing in the field.
She brought fresh fruit from the store.
The saplings were planted by the students.
Answer (2)
In the sentences provided, singular nouns are 'foot', 'cow', and 'fruit', while plural nouns include 'girls', 'goats', 'women', 'sarees', 'saplings', and 'students'. This distinction helps us understand how nouns can be categorized based on quantity. The visual identification through circling and underlining makes it clearer.
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Sure, I can help with that! In this exercise, we need to identify singular nouns and plural nouns within the sentences provided. Here's how we can do it:
My left foot is hurt.
Singular noun: foot
Plural noun: (none)
Two girls were playing in the playground.
Singular noun: (none)
Plural noun: girls
The goats were standing in front of the gate.
Singular noun: gate
Plural noun: goats
The women were dressed in red sarees.
Singular noun: (none)
Plural noun: women, sarees
The mice ran into the hole.
Singular noun: hole
Plural noun: mice
A cow is grazing in the field.
Singular noun: cow, field
Plural noun: (none)
She brought fresh fruit from the store.
Singular noun: fruit, store
Plural noun: (none)
The saplings were planted by the students.
Singular noun: (none)
Plural noun: saplings, students
In this task, singular nouns refer to one item or concept, while plural nouns refer to more than one. The words that were identified as singular or plural help us understand the number of things or people being talked about in each sentence. This exercise is good practice for recognizing noun forms and improving sentence comprehension.
