U2W2 Grammar (Plural Nouns)

All the fan cheer for the players on the field.

How should this sentence be corrected?

• All the fans cheer for the players on the field.

• All the fan cheers for the players on the field.

• All the fan cheer for the playeres on the field.

• Make no change

Their team is behind by two points.

How should this sentence be corrected?

• Their teams is behind by two points.

• Their team are behind by two points.

• Their team is behind by two point.

• Make no change.

The pitcher has heard storys about Bill's home runs.

How should this sentence be corrected?

• The pitchers has heard storys about Bill's home runs.

• The pitcher has heard stories about Bill's home runs.

• The pitcher has heard storys about Bill's homes runs.

• Make no change.

Bill sends the next ball soaring up into the cloudes.

How should this sentence be corrected?

• Bill sends the next ball soaring up into the cloud.

• Bill sends the next balls soaring up into the cloud.

• Bill sends the next ball soaring up into the clouds.

• Bill send the next ball soaring up into the clouds.

The coachs jump up and down with joy.

How should this sentence be corrected?

• The coaches jump up and down with joy.

• The coachs jumps up and down with joy.

• The coachs jump up and down with joys.

• Make no change.

There will be many party in town tonight!

How should this sentence be corrected?

• There will be many party in towns tonight!

• There will be many partys in town tonight!

• There will be many parties in town tonight!

• There will be many parties in towns tonight!

Is the noun campers singular or plural?

• Singular

• Plural

Is the noun campfire singular or plural?

• Singular

• Plural

Is the noun friend singular or plural?

• Singular

• Plural

Is the noun flames singular or plural?

• Singular

• Plural