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    MSJ P1 English Unit 2 Grammar

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    This document provides instruction on singular and plural nouns in English. It explains that for a singular noun starting with a consonant, use "it's a" and for one starting with a vowel, use "it's an". For plural nouns, use "they are" or "they're". Examples are given for positive sentences using these structures as well as their negative forms with "isn't" or "aren't".

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    This document provides instruction on singular and plural nouns in English. It explains that for a singular noun starting with a consonant, use "it's a" and for one starting with a vowel, use "it's an". For plural nouns, use "they are" or "they're". Examples are given for positive sentences using these structures as well as their negative forms with "isn't" or "aren't".

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    MSJ P1 ENGLISH

    Unit 2. Grammar
    It is - They are
    Singular Noun
    It is a... = It's a...
    For a single thing start with consonant.

    Ex: It's a ball.

    It's a doll.
    Singular Noun
    It is an... = It's an...
    For a single thing start with vowel.
    letter : a, i, u, e, o

    Ex: It's an elephant.

    It's an airplane.
    Plural Noun
    They are... = They're...
    For more than one thing.

    Ex: They're blocks.

    They're cards.
    Positive Sentences Negative Sentences

    It's a ball. It isn't a ball.

    It's an airplane. It isn't an airplane.

    They're blocks. They aren't blocks.

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