Plurals-PWE

This quiz will focus on singular and plural forms of nouns.

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There are two men going downstairs.

They are made of marshmallows. What are they?

There is one woman shopping for food.

What are the children opening?

[ 2 / 5 ] Describe the picture, please!

[ 4 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

[ 4 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

Which answer contains just plural nouns?

[ 1 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

[ 3 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

There is one child climbing upstairs.

Which answer contains just singular nouns?

If the singular word ends in consonant + y, the plural form ends in -ies, for example:

[ 4 / 5 ] Describe the picture, please!

When we talk about plural objects, we add -s to the singular noun, for example:

Who is decorating the Christmas tree?

[ 3 / 5 ] Describe the picture, please!

Who is smiling at you?

There are five children running upstairs.

If the singular word ends in f, fe, the plural form ends in ves, for example:

[ 1 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

There are three people going downstairs.

[ 2 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

[ 3 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

[ 5 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

[ 5 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

Plural means many.

[ 2 / 5 ] Is the word singular or plural?

Singular means only one, unique.

[ 1 / 5 ] Describe the picture, please!

[ 5 / 5 ] Describe the picture, please!

What does an artist need?

What's in the pot?

What is on the plate?

If the singular word ends in -o, the plural form usually ends in -es, for example:

Watch out! There are also irregular plural forms.

Who are they?

If the singular word ends in -s, z, x, sh, ch, the plural form ends in -es, for example: