singular & plural

1) I have three (children). 2) There are five (men) and one (woman). 3) (Babies) play with bottles as toys. 4) I put two big (potatoes) in the lunch box. 5) A few men wear (watches). 6) I put a (memo) on the desk. 7) I saw a (mouse) running by. 8) There are few (buses) on the road today.

I am sure that you are already familiar with singular and plural. So, apply what you know when you speak. Think of your sentence first before you deliver. Practice doing it. If you do it, I know that you will be very fluent in English in time. Have a good day ahead Ma\'am! -Teacher Chloe 1) I have three (children). >>Correct!2) There are five (men) and one (woman). >>Correct!3) (Babies) play with bottles as toys. >>Correct!4) I put two big (potatoes) in the lunch box.>>Correct! 5) A few men wear (watches).>>Correct! 6) I put a (memo) on the desk.>>Correct! 7) I saw a (mouse) running by. >>Correct!8) There are few (buses) on the road today. >>Correct!