Plural Power: True or False

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Test your plural N+ grammar knowledge

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Plural Power: True or FalseOnline version Test your plural N+ grammar knowledge by Anisa Najlaa 1 The word tooth has a special plural form: teeth. Yes No 2 Some nouns are always plural, like spectacles (glasses) or jeans. Yes No 3 The plural form of the mouse that you use with your computer is either mice or mouses. Yes No 4 Some words ending in -f form plurals with -ves, such as knife becoming knives. Yes No 5 The basic plural rule for many nouns is to add -s, resulting in forms like bird -> birds. Yes No 6 Nouns ending in -f never change to -v when forming plurals. Yes No 7 The plural of sheep is sheeps. Yes No 8 The plural of mouse is mouses. Yes No 9 The word goose has a special plural form: geese. Yes No 10 All nouns ending in -o always take -es to form the plural. Yes No 11 Nouns ending in -f often form plurals by adding -s, for example chef becomes chefs. Yes No 12 Nouns ending in -y change to -ies when the preceding letter is a consonant. Yes No 13 Nouns ending in -x never take -es in any plural. Yes No 14 Some nouns ending in -o form plurals with -es, such as tomato becoming tomatoes. Yes No 15 Most nouns are made plural by adding -s at the end. Yes No 16 Some nouns ending in -o can take either -s or -es to form the plural. Yes No 17 There are nouns whose plural is the same as the singular, such as sheep. Yes No 18 Nouns ending in -o form plurals by adding -s, for example zoo becomes zoos. Yes No 19 Some plural nouns end in -es when the singular ends in ch, sh, s, ss or x. Yes No 20 Every noun ending in -y changes to -ies, regardless of the preceding letter. Yes No

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by Anisa Najlaa

The word tooth has a special plural form: teeth.

Some nouns are always plural, like spectacles (glasses) or jeans.

The plural form of the mouse that you use with your computer is either mice or mouses.

Some words ending in -f form plurals with -ves, such as knife becoming knives.

The basic plural rule for many nouns is to add -s, resulting in forms like bird -> birds.

Nouns ending in -f never change to -v when forming plurals.

The plural of sheep is sheeps.

The plural of mouse is mouses.

The word goose has a special plural form: geese.

All nouns ending in -o always take -es to form the plural.

Nouns ending in -f often form plurals by adding -s, for example chef becomes chefs.

Nouns ending in -y change to -ies when the preceding letter is a consonant.

Nouns ending in -x never take -es in any plural.

Some nouns ending in -o form plurals with -es, such as tomato becoming tomatoes.

Most nouns are made plural by adding -s at the end.

Some nouns ending in -o can take either -s or -es to form the plural.

There are nouns whose plural is the same as the singular, such as sheep.

Nouns ending in -o form plurals by adding -s, for example zoo becomes zoos.

Some plural nouns end in -es when the singular ends in ch, sh, s, ss or x.

Every noun ending in -y changes to -ies, regardless of the preceding letter.