Ever wondered why we say “he runs” instead of “he run”? The third person singular number is like that special rule in English that adds an ‘s’ or ‘es’ to verbs when talking about someone or something else in the
Have you ever noticed how “they walk” sounds right, but “they walks” feels off? Welcome to the fascinating world of third person plural numbers in English grammar! This fundamental aspect of language helps us talk about groups of people, things,
Ever felt confused about whether to write “I am,” “you are,” or “they are”? You’re not alone! Understanding First Second and Third Person Singular and Plural forms is like learning the basic dance steps of English grammar. As a language
Ever wondered why English speakers say “one tooth” but “two teeth”? Mastering singular and plural numbers in English grammar can be tricky, but it’s a vital skill for clear communication. As an English teacher for over a decade, I’ve developed
Have you ever wondered why we say “one cat” but “two cats”? Understanding numbers in English grammar might seem tricky at first, but it’s actually one of the most fascinating aspects of our language! As someone who’s spent years teaching
Ever struggled with when to add ‘s’ and when to change ‘y’ to ‘ies’? You’re not alone! As someone who’s taught English for over a decade, I’ve seen countless students grapple with Singular Number and Plural Number. Let’s explore this