Grammar U2W3

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Grammar U2W3

Special Nouns

Mrs. diaz bought paintbrushs and two gallon of white paint. She painted the fence?

​Irregular Nouns

Some nouns have special plural forms. They do not add -s or -es to a form a plural:

Men, women, and children are the irregular plural noun forms of man, woman, and child.

Mice is the irregular plural of the noun mouse.

Multiple Choice

You might see lots of moose at the wildlife park

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

We can help with the childrens at the party

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

We will need forks, spoons, and knifes.

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

We learned about the salmon in the Columbia River.

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

We watched the three mans chop down the old tree.

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

The (man) who coach the soccer teams talked to our class.

• men

• mans

• mens

Multiple Choice

The library invited all the (child) to the story hour.

• childs

• kids

• children

Multiple Choice

I wrote a poem about three small (mouse) .

• mices

• mice

• mouses

Multiple Choice

We talked to the (woman) about their jobs.

• women

• womans

• womens

Multiple Choice

I read about the (life) of the presidents.

• livez

• lifes

• lives

Collective Nouns

Collective nouns name groups of people, places, or things.

jury, band, and family

Multiple Choice

There are four people in my family.

• people

• family

• four

Multiple Choice

A jury makes important decisions in a court room.

• jury

• court

• room

Multiple Choice

Decide if the underlined noun is singular or plural.

The mice ran under the clock.

• singular

• plural

Multiple Choice

That movie is about a brave army.

• movie

• brave

• army

​Day 2

The childrens formed a single line. they were having bands practice

Day 2

A few plural nouns have the same singular and plural forms:

fish, sheep, deer, moose

A few plural nouns change spellings but do not add -s or -es:

tooth/teeth and goose/geese

Multiple Choice

There are many trout in this lake.

• singular

• plural

Multiple Choice

My baby sister just got her first tooth.

• singular

• plural

Multiple Choice

Let’s put all of our scissors in this basket

• singular

• plural

Multiple Choice

I would like to hear that woman sing again.

• singular

• plural