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The correct answer here is 'B', No. We will not use 'Many' here because there is just one glass in the picture and we know that anytime there is just one thing that is mentioned in sentence, we should not use 'many'.

Solution for the question - direction some words are given below. identify if it indicates manyor not. glass noyes

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The correct answer here is 'A', Yes. We will use 'Many' here because there is more than one Apple in the picture and we know that anytime there is more than one thing that is mentioned in s sentence, we should use 'many'.

Solution for the question - direction some words are given below. identify if it indicates manyor not. apples noyes

The correct answer here is 'B', No. We will not use 'Many' here because there is one house in the picture and we know that anytime there is just one thing that is mentioned in s sentence, we should not use 'many'.

Solution for the question - direction some words are given below. identify if it indicates manyor not. house noyes

The correct answer here is 'A', Yes. We will use 'Many' here because there is more than one potato in the picture and we know that anytime there is more than one thing that is mentioned in s sentence, we should use 'many'.

Solution for the question - direction some words are given below. identify if it indicates manyor not. potatoes noyes

A complete meaningful sentence is a sentence that has a subject, a verb, and a complete thought. The subject in a sentence is a noun or pronoun that performs the action of the sentence or receives the action of the sentence. 'A young boy', it is not a complete meaningful sentence, because it does not have a subject, verb and complete thought.

Solution for the question - a young boy. noyes

A young boy.-Turito

A complete meaningful sentence is a sentence that has a subject, a verb, and complete thought. No sentence is considered complete if it does not have the two components of a subject and a verb. 'I have a small family', This is a complete sentence with the 'I' as the subject, and 'have' as the verb. The thought of the sentence is complete.

Solution for the question - i have a small family. noyes

I have a small family.-Turito

A complete sentence is a sentence that has a subject, a verb, and a complete thought. The subject in a sentence is a noun or pronoun that either performs the action of the sentence or receives the action of the sentence. 'Eat real honey', it does not have a subject. So, it is not a meaningful sentence.

Solution for the question - eat real honey. noyes

Eat real honey.-Turito

A complete sentence is a sentence that has a subject, a verb, and a complete thought. The subject in a sentence is a noun, or a pronoun that either performs the action of the sentence or receives the action of the sentence. 'My city', it is not a complete meaningful sentence because it does not have a verb and a complete thought.

Solution for the question - my city noyes

My city-Turito

A complete meaningful sentence is a sentence that has a subject, a verb, and a complete thought. 'This is a fly', this is a complete meaningful sentence as it has a subject, a verb, and a complete thought. 'This' is the subject, and 'is' is the verb of this meaningful sentence.

Solution for the question - this is a fly. noyes

This is a fly.-Turito

'Number twenty', it is not a meaningful sentence. A complete meaningful sentence that has a subject, a verb, and a complete thought. The subject in a sentence is noun or a pronoun that either performs the action of the sentence or receives the action of the sentence. In this sentence 'Number twenty', does not have a subject, verb and complete thought.

Solution for the question - number twenty noyes

Number twenty-Turito

'The sun is too hot', it is a meaningful sentence. A complete meaningful sentence is a sentence that has a subject, a verb, and a complete thought.  Here, it has a subject, a verb, and complete thought. 'The sun' is the subject and 'is' is the verb of this sentence.

Solution for the question - the sun is too hot. noyes

The sun is too hot.-Turito

'A blue Yacht', it is not a meaningful sentence. Look at the sentence, there is no verb and complete thought. A complete meaningful sentence is a sentence that has a subject, a verb and a complete thought. The subject in a sentence is a noun or a pronoun that either performs the action of the sentence or receives the action of the sentence.

Solution for the question - a blue yacht. noyes

A blue yacht.-Turito

'Going to school'? it is not a meaningful sentence. Look at the sentence, the subject is missing, and we cannot get the complete thought of this sentence. A meaningful sentence which is groups of words that create a complete idea. A complete meaningful sentence has a subject, a verb, and a complete thought.

Solution for the question - going to school ?. noyes

Going to school ?.-Turito

A complete sentence is a sentence that has a subject, a verb, and a complete thought. 'The sky is blue', this is a complete sentence with 'the sky' as the subject, and 'is' as the verb. The thought of the sentence is complete. So, it is a complete meaningful sentence.

Solution for the question - the sky is blue. noyes

The sky is blue.-Turito

The correct answer is 'gifts". Here, we have more than one gift, so it is a plural number. The most common rule for changing any word from singular to plural number is adding "-s" or "-es" at the end of that word. Here, we must add "-s" at the end of the word "gift" to make it plural. So, the correct answer is "gifts".

Solution for the question - One-and-Many of Grade-2 giftesgifts

One-and-Many of Grade-2-Turito

Plural nouns are words that used to indicate that there is more than one person, animal, thing or idea. And when a noun indicates one only, it is a singular noun. Look at the picture, there is more than one cup. So, it is plural noun, and the correct answer is 'cups'.

Solution for the question - One-and-Many of Grade-2 cupescups

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DirectionSome words are given below. Identify if it indicates “many” or not. Glass

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We use many when we refer to something that is uncountable or that is more than one.

The correct answer is: No

The correct answer here is 'B', No. We will not use 'Many' here because there is just one glass in the picture and we know that anytime there is just one thing that is mentioned in sentence, we should not use 'many'.

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DirectionSome words are given below. Identify if it indicates “many” or not. Potatoes

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A young boy.

A young boy.

I have a small Family.

I have a small Family.

Eat real honey.

Eat real honey.

My City

My City

This is a Fly.

This is a Fly.

Number twenty

Number twenty

The sun is too hot.

The sun is too hot.

A blue Yacht.

A blue Yacht.

Going to school ?.

Going to school ?.

The sky is blue.

The sky is blue.

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