Plural Nouns
Grammar · PracticePracticeA1
Making nouns plural — regular -s endings and the common irregulars.
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1. I have two ___.
2. There are three ___ in the garden.
3. She has many ___.
4. I saw two ___ in the park.
5. How many ___ do you have?
6. There are five ___ on the table.
7. I bought two ___ of milk.
8. The ___ are playing outside.
9. She has three ___.
10. I need two ___ for the recipe.
Answer key — Plural Nouns (A1)
- B — books. Add -s to make most nouns plural: book → books.
- C — children. Child is irregular: child → children.
- B — friends. Add -s: friend → friends.
- B — dogs. Add -s: dog → dogs.
- C — boxes. Nouns ending in -x add -es: box → boxes.
- C — knives. Knife is irregular: knife → knives.
- B — bottles. Add -s: bottle → bottles.
- C — men. Man is irregular: man → men.
- C — babies. Consonant + y changes to -ies: baby → babies.
- C — tomatoes. Tomato adds -es: tomato → tomatoes.
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