Skill 3: Singular and Plural Nouns

a noun that stands for ONE person, place, thing, or idea

• Singular Noun

• Plural Noun

• Common Noun

• Proper Noun

a noun that stands for MORE than one person, place, thing, or idea

• Singular Noun

• Plural Noun

• Common Noun

• Proper Noun

What is the plural of duck?

• duckes

• ducks

What is the plural of candy?

• candies

• candys

What is the plural of knife?

• knives

• knifes

Which sentence has the correct plural word in the sentence?

• The men watch the stage.

• The boyes visit the arena.

• The womans shop in the mall.

• The girles play the game.

Which sentence has the correct plural word in the sentence?

• Three deers are in the yard.

• Three leafes are on the tree.

• Three childs are in the hallway.

• Three benches are in the park.

Which sentence has the correct plural word in the sentence?

• Those librarys are big.

• Those monkeys are loud.

• Those puppys are cute.

• Those factorys are small.

What is the plural form of mouse?

• mouses

• mice

• mices

• meece

What is the plural form of birthday?

• birthday

• birthdays

• birthdaies

• birthdayes