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Singular and Plural Nouns Most plural nouns are formed by adding -s. Some plurals are formed by adding -es. Some plurals are not formed by adding -s or -es.
Write the plural form of each noun.
1. chair
5. waltz
2. variety
6. dish
3. wheat
7. country
4. trout
8. tax
Underline each singular noun. Then write its plural form.
9. The teams line up while each spectator fidgets on a bench. 10. The mascots are a cougar and a fox. 11. I glance at my watch and the scoreboard. 12. The quarterback catches the football and runs. 13. The green team chases him while the crowd cheers. 14. That small player is incredibly fast and agile. 15. He tackles our teammate and the pigskin disappears. 16. An uproar ensues until a man screams, “He’s got it!” 17. Our boys are running to the end zone. 18. The running back does a victory dance. 19. It is a victory like this game that builds team spirit. 20. The dentist checked my tooth for a cavity. 21. Can a louse bother a mouse or only bother a human? © Loyola Press. Voyages in English Grade 7
22. A lone deer stood still as a statue next to the tree. Choose four plural nouns from above and write a sentence for each.
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For additional help, review pages 2–3 in your textbook or visit www.voyagesinenglish.com.
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