A World with Robots | Term 1 Chapter 1 | 4th English
The Trick Robot: Questions with Answers
Text Book Back Exercises Questions with Answers, Solution
"I will do all the work myself."
"First, you charge my battery."
"I have bought you a robot."
One (Singular)
A naming word which is used for one person or thing is called singluar.
Example: Bat
More than one (Plural)
A naming word which denotes more than one person or thing is called plural.
Example: Bats
• Simply add s.
Cup - Cups, Ball - Balls
• Add es for the naming words ending with ch, sh, s, ss and x.
Torch - Torches, Brush - Brushes, Bus - Buses, Glass - Glasses, Box - Boxes
• Simply add s, if any one of a, e, i, o, u comes before y.
Key - Keys, Toy - Toys
• Change the y into ies, if any one of a, e, i, o, u does not come before y.
Lady - Ladies, Baby - Babies
Cats
Watches
Dishes
Cherries