Nouns that name one person, one place or one thing are called
singular. Nouns that name more than one person, place or
thing are called plurals.
Here are some examples of
singular and plurals.
woman - women
goose - geese
plant - plants
box - boxes
plant - plants
Directions: Complete each sentence.
An
moved in the tide pool. octopus, octopi
Three
attacked the bird. cat, cats
The boys and girls like to listen to . story, stories
Peter will have his birthday
on Saturday. party, parties
We're selling
for a school fund raiser. magazine, magazines
The
picked up a worm. bird, birds
There are many
on the freeway at 12:00. car, cars
I lost my
on the playground. scarf, scarves
Juan picked
from the garden. tomato, tomatoes
My teacher is a . man, men
Cecila likes to eat . cherry, cherries
The squirrel lives in the . forest, forests
The two
will pull the heavy cart. ox, oxen
Grandma made
for the bake sale. pie, pies
Jim broke his left
at recess. arm, arms
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