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WorksheetsCFU: Nouns L.1.S
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following is the correct way to make a singular noun plural?
Add -ed to the singular word
Add S to the singular word
Add -ing to the singular word
Add -es to the singular word
If the singular word ends in -y (not -ay, -ey, iy, or oy), what should you do to make it plural?
Change the y to i and add -es
Add -s
Remove the y
Add -ing
Form the possessive of the singular noun 'girl'. Fill in the blank:
girl’s
girls’
girls
girl
How do you form the possessive of plural nouns ending in -s?
Add an apostrophe and -s ('s)
Add only an apostrophe (')
Add -es
Add -ed
The student’s essay won first place in the writing contest.
singular possessive
plural noun
plural possessive
no change.
The horses’ stalls were cleaned early every morning.
singular possessive
plural noun
no change
plural possessive
The chef’s knife was sharper than the rest.
no change.
plural noun
plural possessive
singular possessive
The actors’ performance earned a standing ovation.
plural noun
no change.
singular possessive
plural possessive
The families gathered at the park for the annual picnic.
plural possessive
no change.
singular possessive
plural noun
Find the plural or possessive error. Type/Write it correctly.
The teachers’ lounge’s is located on the second floor.
Find the plural or possessive error. Type it correctly.
Both of the mans jackets were hanging on the chair.
Which answer has the possessive form of "bird" used correctly?
The birds' chirping could be heard from the treetops.
The bird's chirping could be heard from the treetops.
The birds chirping could be heard from the treetops.
The birds chirpings could be heard from the treetops.
Which sentence has the possessive OR plural form of "company" used correctly?
The company's policies were updated this month.
The companies policies were updated this month.
The companys policies were updated this month.
The companies' policies were updated this month.
Which answer has the possessive form used correctly?
The boys’ baseball teams’ practiced for hours each day.
The boys’ baseball teams practiced for hours each day. (Remove the possessive from 'teams’', as it should be plural, not possessive.)
The boys’ baseball teams practiced for hours each day. (Change 'boys’' to 'boy’s' to make it singular possessive.)
The boys’ baseball teams practiced for hours each day. (Add an apostrophe to 'practiced' to show possession.)
The boys’ baseball teams practiced for hours each day. (Change 'each day' to 'each days' for plural agreement.)
The child played quietly while her mother worked
child's
children
childs
childes
During winter, many goose migrate south.
geese
gooses
goos
goosies
Form the singular or plural possessive:
A painter brush
painter's brush
painters brush
painters' brush
painter brush
Form the singular or plural possessive
The dogs collars
The dogs' collars
The dog's collars
The dogs collars'
The dogs collars
Form the singular or plural possessive:
A soldier medal
A soldier's medal
A soldiers medal
A soldiers' medal
A soldiers's medal
Form the singular or plural possessive
A company goals
A company's goals
A companies goals
A companys goals
A companies' goals
Form the singular or plural possessive:
The bosses offices
The bosses' offices
The boss's offices
The bosses offices'
The boss offices
Form the singular or plural possessive
A teacher lesson plan
A teacher's lesson plan
A teachers lesson plan
A teachers' lesson plan
A teacher lesson's plan
Several ___ attended the charity event.
ladies
lady
ladders
laddie
What is the PLURAL form of the bolded noun?
The bus stopped at every corner downtown.
buses
busies
busses
bus
What is the PLURAL form of the bolded noun?
Bright tomato grew on the vines in the backyard.
tomatoes
tomatos
tomatoeses
tomatoe
