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August 19, 2021

English Studies – Singular and Plural Primary Quiz

 

ENGLISH STUDIES QUIZZES 

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  • Most singular nouns need an ‘s’ at the end to become plural.
  • Singular nouns ending in ‘s’, ‘ss’, ‘sh’, ‘ch’, ‘x’, or ‘z’ need an ‘es’ at the end to become plural.
  • Some singular nouns ending in ‘s’ or ‘z’ require that you double the ‘s’ or ‘z’ before adding an ‘es’.
  • Some nouns are the same in both their singular and plural forms.
  • Some nouns ending in ‘f’ require that you change the ‘f’ to a ‘v’ and then add an ‘es’ at the end to make them plural.
  • Nouns that end in ‘y’ often require that you change the ‘y’ to an ‘i’, and then add an ‘es’ at the end to make them plural.
  • A noun that ends with ‘y’, if there’s a vowel (‘a, e, i, o, u’) right before the ‘y’, then you just add an ‘s’ at the end to make the noun plural.

 

Reference: Singular and Plural at STUDY.COM

 

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#1. Hoof

#2. Chief

#3. Day

#4. Sheep

#5. Physics

#6. Way

#7. Dish

#8. Knife

#9. Tax

#10. Life

#11. Child

#12. Lady

#13. Foot

#14. Car

#15. Boy

#16. Woman

#17. Thief

#18. Mango

#19. Trout

#20. Leaf

#21. Dog

#22. Buzz

#23. Army

#24. Watch

#25. Cod

#26. Roof

#27. Buffalo

#28. Match

#29. Calf

#30. Glass

#31. Fox

#32. Box

#33. Man

#34. Desk

#35. House

#36. Church

#37. River

#38. Quiz

#39. Husband

#40. Dress

#41. Deer

#42. Mathematics

#43. Computer

#44. Gas

#45. Battery

#46. News

#47. Apple

#48. Cherry

#49. Mouse

#50. Gun

#51. Ox

#52. Half

#53. Sock

#54. Billiards

#55. Dwarf

#56. Tooth

#57. Fish

#58. City

#59. Lorry

#60. Door

#61. Wife

#62. Shelf

#63. Goose

#64. Bush

#65. Body

#66. Fly

#67. Pie

#68. Flower

#69. English

#70. Key

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