Instructions
Some nouns don't just add an "s" to become plural. These are special and are called irregular nouns. We have to learn their special plural forms. Let's practice!
Part 1: Match the Singular to the Plural
Draw a line from the singular word on the left to its matching plural word on the right.
| 1. child | geese |
| 2. goose | people |
| 3. tooth | feet |
| 4. person | children |
| 5. foot | teeth |
Part 2: Fill in the Blanks
Read each sentence. Fill in the blank with the correct singular or plural form of the word in parentheses.
- My baby brother has only one __________. (tooth)
- The farmer has one black sheep and ten white __________. (sheep)
- I saw a tiny __________ run across the floor. (mouse)
- All the __________ in the class are my friends. (child)
- The two __________ helped the little girl find her mom. (woman)
- I washed my __________ after walking in the mud. (foot)
- Many __________ gathered to watch the parade. (person)
- Three __________ are fixing the broken car. (man)
Part 3: Write the Plural
Write the correct plural form for each word.
- one mouse ➜ two __________
- one goose ➜ five __________
- one woman ➜ six __________
- one child ➜ ten __________
- one foot ➜ two __________
- one sheep ➜ many __________
- one man ➜ four __________
Answer Key
Part 1: Match the Singular to the Plural
- child ➜ children
- goose ➜ geese
- tooth ➜ teeth
- person ➜ people
- foot ➜ feet
Part 2: Fill in the Blanks
- tooth
- sheep
- mouse
- children
- women
- feet
- people
- men
Part 3: Write the Plural
- mice
- geese
- women
- children
- feet
- sheep
- men