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It looks like you've uploaded an image of a worksheet titled "Make It Plural", where the task is to write the correct plural form of each singular noun shown in the pictures.

Here's how to solve it:

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🔹 Instructions:

- Look at the singular picture on the left.
- Identify the object (e.g., cup, apple, bee).
- Write the plural form of that word next to the corresponding plural picture on the right.

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Let’s go through each row based on the images shown:

#### 1. Cup
- Singular: One cup (image shows one cup)
- Plural: Two cups (image shows two cups)
- ✔ Answer: *cups*

#### 2. Apple
- Singular: One apple
- Plural: Two apples (image shows two apples)
- ✔ Answer: *apples*

#### 3. Bee
- Singular: One bee
- Plural: Multiple bees (image shows three bees)
- ✔ Answer: *bees*

#### 4. (Fourth Row – likely "dog" or "cat")
- The fourth row appears to show a single animal (like a dog or cat) and then multiple ones.
- Assuming it's a dog:
- Singular: dog
- Plural: dogs
- ✔ Answer: *dogs* (or *cats*, depending on the image)

> ⚠️ Note: Since the last image is partially cut off, I'm assuming it's a common animal like a dog or cat. You should check the actual image.

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✔ Final Answers:

| Singular | Plural |
|---------|--------|
| cup | cups |
| apple | apples |
| bee | bees |
| dog | dogs *(or cats, etc., depending on image)* |

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📝 Explanation:

To make nouns plural:
- Most nouns add -s → *cup → cups*
- Nouns ending in -s, -sh, -ch, -x, -z often add -es → *box → boxes*
- Some words change internally (like *child → children*)
- But in this case, all are regular plurals with just adding -s

This exercise helps kids learn basic pluralization rules using visual cues.

Let me know if you'd like this formatted as a printable answer sheet!