Singular Nouns vs. Plural Nouns

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SINGULAR NOUN in: 'The cat chased the birds.'

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cat

Front

Identify the singular noun in the sentence: 'Carrots and peas are some of the foods the baby can eat.'

Back

baby

Front

SINGULAR NOUN in: 'The friends walk to school together.'

Back

school

Front

Identify the singular noun: I put all my books in my backpack.

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backpack

Front

SINGULAR NOUN in: 'The lemons from the tree tasted sour.'

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tree

Front

SINGULAR NOUN in: 'The bee buzzed around the pretty flowers.'

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bee

Front

Identify the singular noun in: My sister loves to sing songs.

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sister

Front

Identify the plural noun: The ducks were swimming in the pond.

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ducks

Front

Identify the plural noun in: My mom made hamburgers for dinner.

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hamburgers

Front

Identify the plural noun in: 'On rainy days, I like to read a good book.'

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days