Plural Nouns: Understanding Usage Rules
Master the rules for forming plural nouns, including adding -s, -es, or changing letters like -y to -i. Explore irregular plurals and examples. Practice exercises provided for reinforcement.
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Plural Nouns Plural means more than one
Usually you just add an s if something is plural (if there is more than one.) Singular Plural one cow two cows one chicken two chickens one boy two boys one girl two girls
Add es if the word ends in s, sh, ch, x, or z Plural Singular bus buses churchchurches wishwishes boxboxes
If a noun ends in a consonant and a y, change the y to i and add es bunny bunnies story stories cherry cherries
If it ends in a vowel and y, just add s a, e, i , o, u monkey monkeys day days play plays
Irregular - not regular These are nouns that do not follow the rules: Singular Plural mouse mice goosegeese oxoxen toothteeth child womanwomen men
These nouns stay the same when they are plural: sheep fish moose deer
If a singular noun ends in an f or fe, change the f to ves to make it plural. wolf - wolves knife - knives life - lives wife - wives calf - calves shelf -
Choose the correct plural form of the noun dog -- dogs or doges church-- churchs or churches baby-- babys or babies monkey--monkeys or monkies sheep -- sheep or sheeps child--childs or children
Make the words below plural by adding s or es. wish lunch couch cat cup bug desk bus tape bush es es es es s s ss s es es
Possessive Nouns Add 's to show ownership (singular) add ' if the word is plural and already has an s my mom's car 3 students' books