What plural word can you add an s to to make it singular?

Answer 1

Add "s" to most nouns changing from singular to plural or most third-person singular forms of common verbs. Here is a good site to plural formation : http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/plurals.htm If you need more help, just let us know!

Answer 2

English words ending in the letter 's' are made plural by adding 'es', for example:

• one bus, two buses
• one class, two classes
• a kiss, many kisses
• one boss, too many bosses

Answer 3

Some words that end in 's' in singular and plural are:

• albatross, albatrosses
• boss, bosses
• crisis, crises
• dress, dresses
• ellipsis, ellipses
• a pair of forceps, two pairs of forceps
• guess, guesses
• hypothesis, hypotheses
• iris, irises
• a pair of jeans, two pairs of jeans
• kiss, kisses
• lens, lenses

Answer 4

You add 's' (or 'es') to the end of a regular noun to make the word plural: boy-boys; box-boxes.

You add apostrophe 's' to the end of a noun (that doesn't already end with an 's') to make the word possessive:

boy-boy's; box-box's.

Answer 5

Here's one: cares (caress). Here's another: princes (princess).

Answer 6

When making reference to an item in the plural sense:

* He was looking out the window * She was amazed at all the windows

Answer 7

mice, thrice, media,

Answer 8

you add an es most of the times