curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-have-a-conversation-about-preferences-and-motivations/658113cc404fc81e44cb941c.md
You can talk about one item or many items using singular and plural. When you say one thing, you are talking about a single item or idea.
When you add an s at the end of a word, like things, it means you are talking about more than one item or idea.
Hi, Brian! BLANK, one BLANK that really motivates me BLANK learning new BLANK.
Well
This word is often used to start a conversation or answer a question. It's capitalized.
thing
Maria talks about one specific item or idea that makes her feel motivated.
is
This is the verb to be conjugated in the third person singular.
things
Maria uses this word to talk about more than one item or idea she likes to learn. It is the plural form of thing.
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