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Plural & Singular Nouns Mastery

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Test your pluralization skills.

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Plural & Singular Nouns Mastery
 

Plural & Singular Nouns MasteryOnline version

Test your pluralization skills.

by Angel Omar Aburto Antonio
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Most English nouns form their plural by adding -s.

2

Some nouns have the same form for singular and plural, such as "sheep".

3

The word "data" is always singular in English.

4

The plural of "fish" is always "fish".

5

The plural of "child" is "children".

6

A noun ending in a consonant followed by -y becomes plural with -ies (e.g., city → cities).

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The plural of "child" is "childs".

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Nouns ending in -o always take -es in plural.

9

The singular form of "mice" is "mouse".

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The word "goose" plural is "gooses".

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