Grammar Lesson 10 Vocab: Quorum – number of persons needed at a meeting in order for business to take place Caucus – meeting to further special interests.

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Grammar Lesson 10 Vocab: Quorum – number of persons needed at a meeting in order for business to take place Caucus – meeting to further special interests of a group

Plural Nouns Never form a plural with an apostrophe. Usually, plural nouns are made by adding s.

Irregular Forms Add es to make a plural when a singular noun ends in s, sh, ch, x, or z. ditch => ditches Change y to i and add es when a singular noun ends in a consonant and a y. (Don’t do this if it is someone’s name.) supply => supplies