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Singular and Plural Nouns: Classroom Objects Exercise

June 21, 2026 A1pdf

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

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I have one ............... on my desk.
Wrong!
After "one," use the singular noun "pencil".
2There are two ............... in my bag.
Wrong!
After "two," use the plural noun "books".
3She has an ............... in her pencil case.
Wrong!
After "an," use the singular noun "eraser".
4We need three ............... for the group.
Wrong!
After "three," use the plural noun "rulers".
5There is a ............... by the window.
Wrong!
After "a," use the singular noun "chair".
6Our classroom has many ............... near the door.
Wrong!
After "many," use the plural noun "desks".
7Please open one ............... now.
Wrong!
After "one," use the singular noun "notebook".
8I can see four blue ............... on the table.
Wrong!
After "four," use the plural noun "pens".
9The teacher has a red ............... in her hand.
Wrong!
After "a," use the singular noun "marker".
10There are two white ............... on the wall.
Wrong!
After "two," use the plural noun "boards".
11The box has six ............... inside.
Wrong!
After "six," use the plural noun "crayons".
12I need a ............... for my paper.
Wrong!
After "a," use the singular noun phrase "glue stick".

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  1. I have one pencil on my desk.
  2. There are two books in my bag.
  3. She has an eraser in her pencil case.
  4. We need three rulers for the group.
  5. There is a chair by the window.
  6. Our classroom has many desks near the door.
  7. Please open one notebook now.
  8. I can see four blue pens on the table.
  9. The teacher has a red marker in her hand.
  10. There are two white boards on the wall.
  11. The box has six crayons inside.
  12. I need a glue stick for my paper.

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