Let’s go through each picture one by one and pick the correct plural form.
Remember: Some nouns don’t just add “-s” or “-es” to become plural — they change completely! These are called irregular plurals. We have to memorize them.
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1. Picture of a mouse
→ Singular: mouse
→ Plural: mice
✔ (already ticked)
So we leave it as is.
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2. Picture of three women
→ Singular: woman
→ Plural: women
✔
Tick “women”
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3. Picture of lice (tiny bugs)
→ Singular: louse
→ Plural: lice
✔
Tick “lice”
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4. Picture of cacti (cactus plants)
→ Singular: cactus
→ Plural: cacti
✔
Tick “cacti”
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5. Picture of men
→ Singular: man
→ Plural: men
✔
Tick “men”
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6. Picture of teeth (in a mouth)
→ Singular: tooth
→ Plural: teeth
✔
Tick “teeth”
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7. Picture of children
→ Singular: child
→ Plural: children
✔
Tick “children”
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8. Picture of dice (plural of die)
→ Singular: die (one cube)
→ Plural: dice
✔
Tick “Dice”
*(Note: In modern English, “dice” is often used for both singular and plural, but in this worksheet, they’re teaching the traditional rule: die → dice)*
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9. Picture of geese (birds)
→ Singular: goose
→ Plural: geese
✔
Tick “geese”
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10. Picture of people (group)
→ Singular: person
→ Plural: people
✔
Tick “people”
*(Note: “Persons” exists but is rare; “people” is the common plural of “person”)*
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11. Picture of oxen (big animals)
→ Singular: ox
→ Plural: oxen
✔
Tick “oxen”
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12. Picture of feet (body parts)
→ Singular: foot
→ Plural: feet
✔
Tick “feet”
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✔ All answers follow the irregular plural rules shown in the box at the top.
Final Answer:
1. mice
2. women
3. lice
4. cacti
5. men
6. teeth
7. children
8. Dice
9. geese
10. people
11. oxen
12. feet
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of english worksheet for grade 1.
