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Feminine |
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Masculine |
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One |
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Many |
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How to Identify?
Is "princess" feminine or masculine?
Ans: Feminine
What about "king"?
Ans: Masculine
One Thing - No "s" or “es”:
Many Things - Add "s" or “es”:
How to Identify?
Let's practice together!
Q1: Is "one car" one or many?
Ans: One
Q2: What about "many stars"?
Ans: Many
Understanding "one" and "many" helps us talk about things accurately. It's like having a superpower to describe if we have one of something or a bunch of things. Keep counting and learning, little mathematicians! You're doing great!
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