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Regular Plural -s Exercise

July 26, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I have two ............... in my bag.
Wrong!
Use a plural noun after two. The correct answer is "apples".
2There are three ............... on the desk.
Wrong!
Use a plural noun after three. The correct answer is "pencils".
3My brother has one ............... at home.
Wrong!
Use a singular noun after one. The correct answer is "dog".
4The classroom has many ...............
Wrong!
Use a plural noun after many. The correct answer is "chairs".
5We need some ............... for the party.
Wrong!
Use a plural noun after some when you mean more than one count thing. The correct answer is "cups".
6She eats a ............... after lunch.
Wrong!
Use a singular noun after a. The correct answer is "banana".
7Tom reads five ............... in summer.
Wrong!
Use a plural noun after five. The correct answer is "books".
8These ............... are from my trip.
Wrong!
Use a plural noun after these. The correct answer is "photos".
9This ............... is very old.
Wrong!
Use a singular noun after this. The correct answer is "car".
10Dad buys four ............... for the train.
Wrong!
Use a plural noun after four. The correct answer is "tickets".
11Every ............... has a name card.
Wrong!
Use a singular noun after every. The correct answer is "student".
12There are six ............... in the vase.
Wrong!
Use a plural noun after six. The correct answer is "flowers".

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  1. I have two apples in my bag.
  2. There are three pencils on the desk.
  3. My brother has one dog at home.
  4. The classroom has many chairs.
  5. We need some cups for the party.
  6. She eats a banana after lunch.
  7. Tom reads five books in summer.
  8. These photos are from my trip.
  9. This car is very old.
  10. Dad buys four tickets for the train.
  11. Every student has a name card.
  12. There are six flowers in the vase.

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