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Know Your Nouns: Singular and Plural

In this worksheet, students will identify plural nouns and compare with the singular.

'Know Your Nouns: Singular and Plural' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 1

Year:  Year 1 English worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Writing: Transcription

Curriculum subtopic:   Add –s or –es

Popular topics:   Nouns worksheets

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Worksheet Overview

A noun (a person, place or object) can be either singular or plural.

 

If a noun is singular it means that there is only one of them.

For example: puppy, boy 

puppy

 

If it is plural it means that there is more than one.

For example: puppies, boys  

puppies

 

Most plural nouns end in -s, but not all of them!

Some exceptions are children, sheep and women

 

flock of sheep

 

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