Identifying Singular and Plural nouns

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

I polished the knives carefully.

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

The farmer led the sheep into the paddock.

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

When I won the lottery, I felt like all my Christmasses had come at once!

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

Our pet lamb has grown into a sheep.

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

Every hair on his head stood up.

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

The boys attend school together.

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

The boys attend school together.

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

The drums belonged to the band.

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

It was so icy it felt like my fingers would fall off!

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information

Identify whether the underlined noun is singular (one) or pluarl (more than one) in the sentence.

The class was working on chromebooks.

• Singular

• Plural

• Not enough information