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Irregular Plurals Exercise

September 20, 2023 B2pdf

Fill in the blanks with the correct plural form of the noun.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1She doesn't have any ...............
Wrong!
The plural of "child" is "children".
2They divided the cake into two ...............
Wrong!
The plural of "half" is "halves".
3We haven't got any ...............
Wrong!
The plural of "potato" is "potatoes".
4There are lots of ............... in this pond.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "fish" and "fishes" can be plural, but "fish" is more common for animals in one pond.
5............... live both in the wild and in captivity.
Wrong!
The plural of "goose" is "Geese".
6All ............... have been grounded.
Wrong!
The plural of "aircraft" is "aircraft".
7When I went to Rome, I visited many old ...............
Wrong!
The plural of "church" is "churches".
8Two ............... are standing outside.
Wrong!
The plural of "woman" is "women".
9............... carry germs.
Wrong!
The plural of "fly" is "Flies".
10............... are raised for milk and meat.
Wrong!
The plural of "Sheep" is "Sheep".
11............... are castrated adult male cattle.
Wrong!
The plural of "ox" is "Oxen".
12Cats chase ...............
Wrong!
The plural of "mouse" is "mice".

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  1. She doesn’t have any children.
  2. They divided the cake into two halves.
  3. We haven’t got any potatoes.
  4. There are lots of fish / fishes in this pond.
  5. Geese live both in the wild and in captivity.
  6. All aircraft have been grounded.
  7. When I went to Rome, I visited many old churches.
  8. Two women are standing outside.
  9. Flies carry germs.
  10. Sheep are raised for milk and meat.
  11. Oxen are castrated adult male cattle.
  12. Cats chase mice.

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