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One or More? Plural Nouns — Answers

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One or More? Plural Nouns — Answers

Part A: Add -s

When there is more than one, we usually add -s to the end of the noun. Write the plural.

1.one dog, two (answer space)

Answer: dogs

2.one cat, three (answer space)

Answer: cats

3.one book, five (answer space)

Answer: books

4.one hat, two (answer space)

Answer: hats

5.one car, four (answer space)

Answer: cars

6.one tree, six (answer space)

Answer: trees

Part B: One or more?

Circle the correct word.

7.Which word means more than one?
  1. Abird
  2. Bbirds

Answer: birds

The -s on the end tells us there is more than one bird.

8.I have two (answer space).
  1. Apen
  2. Bpens

Answer: pens

Two means more than one, so we need "pens".

9.There is one (answer space) on the mat.
  1. Acat
  2. Bcats

Answer: cat

One means just a single cat.

10.Which word means just one?
  1. Acups
  2. Bcup

Answer: cup

"Cup" has no -s, so it means one.

Part C: Add -es

When a noun ends in s, x, sh or ch, we add -es. Write the plural.

11.one bus, two (answer space)

Answer: buses

Bus ends in s, so we add -es.

12.one box, two (answer space)

Answer: boxes

Box ends in x, so we add -es.

13.one dish, two (answer space)

Answer: dishes

Dish ends in sh, so we add -es.

14.one bench, two (answer space)

Answer: benches

Bench ends in ch, so we add -es.

Part D: Your turn

15.Write a sentence about two or more things you can see in your classroom. Underline the plural noun.

Model answer: There are six tables in our room.

Success criteria:

  • One complete sentence
  • A plural noun used correctly and underlined
  • Capital letter and period
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