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Singular / Plural Lesson 001 |
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Skills
- Formation of plurals
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A singular word is one that means one person or thing. A plural word is one that means more than one person or thing. In some words ending in y, the y is changed to i and es is added to form the plural. Example: penny, pennies A few words have an old form in the plural and some are the same in the plural as they are in the singular. Example: child, children; goose, geese; deer, deer |
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| Write the plural form of each of the following words. | |
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_______________1. ox |
_______________10. louse |
| _______________2. foot | _______________11. fly |
| _______________3. mouse | _______________12. country |
| _______________4. lady | _______________13. sheep |
| _______________5. story | _______________14. county |
| _______________6. man | _______________15. fish |
| _______________7. sky | _______________16. poppy |
| _______________8. pony | _______________17. swine |
| _______________9. woman | _______________18. candy |
| In the following sentences, use the plural of the word in the parenthesis. | |
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19. There were many _______________ in the parade. (baby) |
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20. The Atlantic and Pacific oceans are large _______________ of water (body) |
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21. We saw some _______________ in the park. (deer) |
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| 22. Every one should take care of his _______________ . (tooth) | |
| 23. Many _______________ were in the store. (saleslady) | |
| 24. John and Claude picked some _______________ along the fence. (berry) | |
| 25. That building is ten _______________ high. (story) | |
| 26. There are many _______________ in a large city. (policeman) | |
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