A singular noun is one person, animal, place or thing.
A plural noun is two or more persons, animals, places or things. Be careful when change a singular noun into a plural noun will change its spelling.
For examples: Add ‘s’
Singular Plural Singular Plural
chair tie hair pencil boy ball girl pen book cat dog rat
For examples: Add ‘es’
Singular Plural Singular Plural
tomato bus brush dish mosquitoes quiz match potato beach echo hero box
For examples: Add ‘ves’
Singular Plural Singular Plural
leaf penknife wolf pocketknife life wife knife half loaf thief calf shelf
For examples: Irregular nouns
Singular Plural Singular Plural
man tooth child mouse foot person woman policeman
For examples: No change
Singular Plural Singular Plural
sheep series dear species fish
Exercise 1: Write the plural form.
Singular Plural Singular Plural
eye teacher match student bush potato donkey dress beach grape ruler apple toe orange hero clock address doll baby lamp Exercise 2: Circle the correct nouns.
1. What is your (address/addresses)?
2. Do you have a (doll/ dolls)?
3. Teacher gives me an (apple/ apples)?
4. My sister has two red (dress/ dresses)?
5. (Grape/ Grapes) are my favourite fruit.
6. The old (clock/ clocks) belongs to my grandfather.
7. I visited the only (zoo/ zoos) in Melaka.
8. Mother peeled a (potato/ potatoes) for the soup.
9. Madam Lee is my Mathematics (teacher/ teachers).