Singular and Plural Worksheet
The grammar rule (Look at the ending): Most nouns add -s: book → books. Nouns ending in s, ss, sh, ch, x or o (potato, tomato) add -es: box → boxes. A consonant + y changes to -ies: baby → babies. A vowel + y just adds -s: boy → boys. Most nouns ending in f or fe change to -ves: knife → knives. Learn the special ones: child → children, man → men, tooth → teeth, mouse → mice, sheep → sheep.
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- 1.What is the plural of “potato”? (a) potato (b) potatos (c) potatoes (d) potatoe's
- 2.What is the plural of “knife”? (a) knifs (b) knifes (c) knives (d) knife
- 3.Fill the gap: I can see one ___. (a) monkeys (b) monkies (c) monkey
- 4.Fill the gap: I can see four ___. (a) potatos (b) potatoe's (c) potato (d) potatoes
- 5.What is the plural of “family”? (a) familyes (b) families (c) family (d) familys
- 6.What is the plural of “story”? (a) storys (b) stories (c) storyes (d) story
- 7.What is the plural of “goose”? (a) goose (b) gooses (c) geeses (d) geese
- 8.Fill the gap: There are many ___ here. (a) book's (b) book (c) bookes (d) books
- 9.What is the plural of “boy”? (a) boyes (b) boys (c) boy (d) boies
- 10.What is the plural of “brush”? (a) brushies (b) brush (c) brushes (d) brushs
- 11.Fill the gap: I can see four ___. (a) city (b) citys (c) cityes (d) cities
- 12.Fill the gap: I can see four ___. (a) donkey (b) donkies (c) donkeys (d) donkeyes
- 13.Fill the gap: I can see one ___. (a) stories (b) storys (c) story
- 14.Fill the gap: Kabir drew three ___. (a) wife (b) wives (c) wifs (d) wifes
- 15.Fill the gap: I can see four ___. (a) boy (b) boies (c) boys (d) boyes
- 16.Fill the gap: I can see one ___. (a) penciles (b) pencil (c) pencils
- 17.Fill the gap: Kabir drew three ___. (a) tomatos (b) tomatoe's (c) tomatoes (d) tomato
- 18.Fill the gap: I can see four ___. (a) kies (b) keyes (c) keys (d) key
- 19.What is the plural of “child”? (a) child (b) childs (c) children (d) childrens
- 20.What is the plural of “mouse”? (a) mice (b) mouses (c) mouse (d) mices
- 21.Fill the gap: There are many ___ here. (a) shelf (b) shelves (c) shelfs (d) shelfes
- 22.What is the plural of “city”? (a) citys (b) city (c) cities (d) cityes
- 23.Fill the gap: I can see one ___. (a) knives (b) knife (c) knifes
- 24.Fill the gap: Kabir drew three ___. (a) monkeyes (b) monkey (c) monkies (d) monkeys
- 25.What is the plural of “box”? (a) boxs (b) box (c) boxies (d) boxes
- 26.Fill the gap: I can see four ___. (a) puppies (b) puppyes (c) puppy (d) puppys
- 27.Fill the gap: I can see four ___. (a) girl (b) girl's (c) girls (d) girles
- 28.Fill the gap: Kabir drew three ___. (a) benchs (b) bench (c) benches (d) benchies
- 29.Fill the gap: There are many ___ here. (a) foxes (b) foxies (c) foxs (d) fox
- 30.Fill the gap: Kabir drew three ___. (a) butterflyes (b) butterfly (c) butterflies (d) butterflys
- 31.Fill the gap: There are many ___ here. (a) puppyes (b) puppys (c) puppies (d) puppy
- 32.Fill the gap: I can see one ___. (a) wife (b) wifes (c) wives
- 33.What is the plural of “sheep”? (a) sheeps (b) sheepes (c) sheep
- 34.Fill the gap: There are many ___ here. (a) mans (b) men (c) mens (d) man
- 35.What is the plural of “monkey”? (a) monkies (b) monkey (c) monkeys (d) monkeyes
- 36.What is the plural of “girl”? (a) girl's (b) girles (c) girl (d) girls
- 37.Fill the gap: Kabir drew three ___. (a) lady (b) ladys (c) ladyes (d) ladies
- 38.What is the plural of “bench”? (a) benchies (b) bench (c) benches (d) benchs
- 39.Fill the gap: Kabir drew three ___. (a) man (b) mens (c) men (d) mans
- 40.What is the plural of “foot”? (a) foot (b) feet (c) foots (d) feets
Answer key
- potatoes
- knives
- monkey
- potatoes
- families
- stories
- geese
- books
- boys
- brushes
- cities
- donkeys
- story
- wives
- boys
- pencil
- tomatoes
- keys
- children
- mice
- shelves
- cities
- knife
- monkeys
- boxes
- puppies
- girls
- benches
- foxes
- butterflies
- puppies
- wife
- sheep
- men
- monkeys
- girls
- ladies
- benches
- men
- feet
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