A singular noun is one person, place, or thing. A plural noun is more than one. Most nouns add -s when they become plural. Look at these examples:one dog – two dogsone cat – two catsone horse – two horsesone… Read more732. Plural Nouns add -s

Most nouns add -s or -es to become plural, but a few nouns actually change their form when plural. Here are some examples of plural nouns that do not end in -s:one child – two childrenone mouse – two miceone… Read more733. Some Nouns Change Form when Plural

Some adjectives are formed by adding the letters –ful to the end of a noun. Look at these examples:fear – fearfulbeauty – beautifullaw – lawfuljoy – joyfulcare – carefulwonder – wonderful Here are some sentence examples using the adjectives to… Read more752. Turn an Noun into an Adjective with -ful

We can turn a noun into an adjective by adding letters for a suffix. Add the letters -less to make certain nouns into adjectives. care – carelesshope – hopelessfear – fearlesshome – homelessharm – harmlessmeaning – meaninglessharm – harmless Here… Read more753. Add -less to Make an Adjective

The letters –able are another suffix that can be added to the end of a noun to make an adjective. Look at this list of nouns and the adjectives that are formed when -able is added to the noun:comfort –… Read more754. Make an Adjective by Adding -able to a Noun

In some cases, the –ing form of a verb can be used as an adjective. Look at these examples:The crying girl disrupted our class.The barking dog woke me from a sound sleep.Mike jumped out of the path of the speeding… Read more758. Add -ing to Some Verbs to Make Adjectives

A capital letter is also called an upper case letter. These are lower case letters: a, b, c, d, e, f, g. We can write the same letters as upper case or capital letters. Capital letters look like this: A,… Read more761. Using Capital Letters