Introduction

Welcome to today’s lesson on converting singular sentences to plural (Noun + Noun). This exercise will enhance your grammar skills, improve sentence construction, and boost your confidence in spoken English. As your RainbowEnglish Sir, I encourage you to practice these conversions with a partner to make learning interactive and effective.

Activity Instructions

• I will provide a singular sentence.
• Your task is to convert it into its plural form.
• Practice with a partner: one person reads the singular sentence, and the other replies with the plural form.

Examples

1. Singular Form: Kamal is a doctor.
   Plural Form: They are doctors.
2. Singular Form: Sara is a teacher.
   Plural Form: They are teachers.
3. Singular Form: The cat is a pet.
   Plural Form: The cats are pets.
4. Singular Form: John is a student.
   Plural Form: They are students.
5. Singular Form: The house is a home.
   Plural Form: The houses are homes.
6. Singular Form: She is a writer.
   Plural Form: They are writers.
7. Singular Form: The dog is a guard.
   Plural Form: The dogs are guards.
8. Singular Form: My friend is a chef.
   Plural Form: My friends are chefs.
9. Singular Form: He is a dancer.
   Plural Form: They are dancers.
10. Singular Form: The car is a luxury.
    Plural Form: The cars are luxuries.
11. Singular Form: She is a musician.
    Plural Form: They are musicians.
12. Singular Form: Tom is a pilot.
    Plural Form: They are pilots.
13. Singular Form: The book is a novel.
    Plural Form: The books are novels.
14. Singular Form: She is a scientist.
    Plural Form: They are scientists.
15. Singular Form: This chair is a recliner.
    Plural Form: These chairs are recliners.
16. Singular Form: He is a singer.
    Plural Form: They are singers.
17. Singular Form: The table is a piece of furniture.
    Plural Form: The tables are pieces of furniture.
18. Singular Form: That man is a lawyer.
    Plural Form: Those men are lawyers.
19. Singular Form: The building is a skyscraper.
    Plural Form: The buildings are skyscrapers.
20. Singular Form: She is a journalist.
    Plural Form: They are journalists.
21. Singular Form: My brother is a mechanic.
    Plural Form: My brothers are mechanics.
22. Singular Form: The child is a genius.
    Plural Form: The children are geniuses.
23. Singular Form: He is a photographer.
    Plural Form: They are photographers.
24. Singular Form: My uncle is a farmer.
    Plural Form: My uncles are farmers.
25. Singular Form: The city is a metropolis.
    Plural Form: The cities are metropolises.

Practice Tips

1. Collaborate: Practice with a partner for an interactive session.
2. Repeat: Repetition reinforces the structure of plural forms.
3. Role-play: Take turns reading the singular and plural forms to build confidence.

Thank you for participating in this lesson. Keep practicing and exploring more sentences. Consistent effort will help you master grammar and sentence construction. Happy learning!