Pupil outcome: I can accurately punctuate sentences including apostrophes for contraction, singular possession or plural possession. Key learning points: - An apostrophe is an important piece of punctuation with more than one purpose. -...

Pupil outcome: I can show how an apostrophe works for plural possession. Key learning points: - An apostrophe is an important piece of punctuation. - An apostrophe has more than one purpose. - An apostrophe can show if a noun belongs to...

Pupil outcome: I can use an apostrophe accurately to signal singular possession or plural possession. Key learning points: - An apostrophe has more than one purpose. - An apostrophe can show if a noun belongs to another singular noun. -...

Pupil outcome: I can use the 3rd person singular and plural of -IR verbs like 'sortir' and 'venir' to talk about and understand what other people do on a trip. Key learning points: - The SSC [euil/euill] sounds like the long [eu/œu] +...

Pupil outcome: I can describe my things using possessive adjectives and the pronouns 'il/elle' and 'ils/elles' to mean 'it' and they'. Key learning points: - Possessive adjectives change for gender and number. - Use 'mon/ton' before...

Pupil outcome: I can use indefinite articles with plural nouns and write about past experiences using -er and -ir verbs in the past (preterite) tense. Key learning points: - To make a noun plural, add -s if it ends in a vowel, and -es if...

Pupil outcome: I can exploit texts and photos to create extended spoken and written responses about ongoing environmental issues using a range of complex structures. Key learning points: - Infinitives used as nouns, en train de and venir...

We've already introduced adjectives of the first class, specifically those ending in -us. Now let's look at some from the same class ending in -er. These are split into two subgroups, and just like before we have many forms to learn,...

Delve into the intricacies of first person point of view in literature, where stories are narrated by characters directly involved in the events. Learn about the nuances of singular and plural first person perspectives through examples...

Mr. Griot explains that pronouns can make writing a lot more interesting. Then he describes different types of pronouns: singular, plural, object, and subject.

Mr. Griot is a contestant on the game show Let’s Get Along. He has to correctly use subject-verb agreement.

The Safari Scholar searches for answers on how to make subjects and verbs agree in sentences.

Mr. Griot will review verbs and their three tenses and cover how best to identify their placement and use.

Mr. Griot explains how to change a singular noun to a plural noun. He shows how to look at endings of plural nouns and properly make them plural possessive nouns.

Pronouns may be little, but they say a lot, and they're always changing!

Mr. Griot reviews subject/verb agreement in sentences. He reviews the process of identifying singular and plural subjects and verbs and how to decide which verbs agree with the subject.

In this German vocabulary lesson, I teach you some specific vocabulary that you can use to understand the news coming out of Israel in German. This lesson is meant to be a primer before you go watch the news in German. There are several...

🇩🇪 "Alles" or "Alle"? <b<br/>r/>

Ever wondered why German learners stumble over "alles" and "alle"? We've got the scoop, and it's sim<br/>pler than you think! 🤓

Can one letter ruin your IELTS grammar score? Unfortunately, yes it can! Today we share a student question about plurals and two common student mistakes with the letter S that can be devastating for IELTS scores.

This lesson provides an overview of possessives and their forms, plural and singular, and practices using them correctly in sentences.

Learn about Singular and Plural to improve your vocabulary

Learn about Singular and Plural to improve your vocabulary

Learn about Singular and Plural to improve your vocabulary

Learn about Singular and Plural to improve your vocabulary