What are Plurals?
In English language, the term plural refers to a quantity of a noun that is greater than one. We plural in the combination of singular and we express it by only one. For example; One cat or two cats. (a single cat represents singular noun and a pair of cat represent a plural noun). For plurals, we will have to make singular nouns plurals. Only you will need to -s at the end of the singular word. Pluralization has multiple rules that relies on what alphabet a noun word ends in it. Plural noun rules will not be applicable when you don't follow irregular nouns. You will need to cramp it or find it in the dictionary. There are further types of countable and uncountable noun. There are many different kinds of singular and plural forms of nouns. But, these two are the most famous one. When you write a noun with a singular and plural form, you will call it a countable noun. For example; cat/cats, man, men, etc. A noun become non-countable when we use it in contrasts between them. In this case, we don't have a plural form. For example; music, bravery, etc.
Crazy Nouns
Complete each sentence by adding the word "one" if the noun is singular or the word "some" if the noun is plural.
End in y
Some words end in y. To make these words plural, drop the y and change to an i and add es.
Dropping the -y
To make these words plural, drop the y and change to an i and add es. If there is a vowel before the y, add s.
After a Consonant
When y comes after a consonant at the end of a noun, change the y to an i and add es.
Correct It
Choose the correct word to complete each sentence. Write the word on the line.
Snowman and Tree
Look for the singular and plural nouns on the snowman and the tree. Complete the two columns below by writing the nouns in the correct columns.
Column Work
Look at the nouns at the bottom of the page. Some are plural, which means more than one. Some are singular, which means only one. List them in the correct columns.