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Plural Nouns Exercise

October 13, 2026 A1pdf

Choose the correct plural noun to complete each sentence.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Anna has two ...............
Wrong!
The number two needs the plural noun "cats".
2There are five ............... in the box.
Wrong!
The number five needs the plural noun "pens".
3Three ............... are at the bus stop.
Wrong!
The number three needs the plural noun "buses"; nouns ending in -s usually add -es.
4The two ............... are sleeping.
Wrong!
The number two needs the plural noun "babies"; baby changes to babies.
5Her ............... are playing in the garden.
Wrong!
The plural of child is "children", and it agrees with are.
6The two ............... are doctors.
Wrong!
The number two needs "women", the plural of woman.
7My ............... are cold.
Wrong!
The plural of foot is "feet", and it agrees with are.
8The baby has two ...............
Wrong!
The number two needs "teeth", the plural of tooth.
9There are three ............... in the kitchen.
Wrong!
The number three needs "mice", the plural of mouse.
10Mum buys six ...............
Wrong!
The number six needs the plural noun "tomatoes"; tomato adds -es.
11Put four clean ............... in the cupboard.
Wrong!
The number four needs the plural noun "dishes"; dish adds -es.
12Five ............... are in the shop.
Wrong!
The number five needs "people", the plural of person.

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  1. Anna has two cats .
  2. There are five pens in the box.
  3. Three buses are at the bus stop.
  4. The two babies are sleeping.
  5. Her children are playing in the garden.
  6. The two women are doctors.
  7. My feet are cold.
  8. The baby has two teeth .
  9. There are three mice in the kitchen.
  10. Mum buys six tomatoes .
  11. Put four clean dishes in the cupboard.
  12. Five people are in the shop.

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