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Nouns and Articles: Noun Plurals and Possessives

Countable nouns regularly add -s or -es to indicate the plural form. A plural noun form is never followed by a verb with an -s ending.
  Examples Dogs bark.
The clerks in the corner store like telling jokes.
 
In Spanish and some other languages, adjectives have plural endings, just as nouns do. However, in English adjectives never change form.
  Example I would advise the reader to try three different approaches.
 
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See also
Categories of Nouns
Uncountable Nouns
Articles: Four Basic Questions
Conventions of Article Use
Article Specificity
Proper Nouns and Articles