Plural Forms of Nouns

Plural forms of nouns in Spanish are very much like plural forms of nouns in English. The sounds are almost exactly the same too. In this quick video, I give you two rules that have no exceptions and give you some examples of both rules–and how they compare to what we do in English. Free Practice Resources: Plural Nouns Worksheet Answer Key Related Videos: The Sexualization of Nouns Definite & Indefinite Articles

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