Help the amateur baker prepare for the grocery store by dragging the correct noun forms into the blanks.

My famous cake recipe requires three apples, but I only have one banana in my kitchen. I also need to buy two large eggs from the market.

My famous cake recipe requires three apples, but I only have one banana in my kitchen. I also need to buy two large eggs from the market.

apples & eggs: In English, when you have more than one of a countable noun, you must add an -s or -es to the end of the word.

banana: Because there is only "one," the noun remains in its singular form without an -s.

Tip for Vietnamese speakers: Even though numbers like "three" or "two" already tell us there is more than one, English still requires that extra "s" at the end of the noun!