Exploring Irregular Plural Nouns for 3rd Graders

This video tutorial introduces the concept of irregular plural nouns, focusing on certain fish and mammals whose singular and plural forms are identical. It contrasts regular plural nouns, which typically add 's' or 'es', with irregular ones that do not change. Examples include fish, deer, and sheep. The tutorial provides practice exercises to reinforce understanding and usage of these nouns in sentences.

Which example shows a regular plural noun?

• Deer

• Fish

• Spatulas

• Sheep

What defines an irregular plural noun?

• A noun that does not exist in singular form

• A noun that changes form when pluralized

• A noun that remains the same in both singular and plural forms

• A noun that always ends with 's' or 'es' in plural

Which noun does not add 's' or 'es' in its plural form?

• Spatula

• Radish

• Fish

• Shark

What is the plural form of 'deer'?

• Deers

• Deer

• Deerz

• Deeri

How do you pluralize the noun 'sheep'?

• Sheep

• Sheepi

• Sheeps

• Sheepes

Which of the following is correctly pluralized?

• One deer, two deers

• One sheep, two sheep

• One fox, two foxs

• One cow, two cows

Which of the following is an irregular plural noun?

• Sharks

• Cows

• Foxes

• Moose

What is the plural form of 'tuna'?

• Tuna

• Tunas

• Tunae

• Tunax

Which noun remains the same in both its singular and plural forms?

• Cow

• Moose

• Shark

• Fox

What is the plural form of 'moose'?

• Moosez

• Moose

• Mooses

• Meeses