Plural Nouns Worksheet for practicing plural forms of nouns with examples and fill-in-the-blank exercises.

Let's solve the Plural Nouns Worksheet step by step, following the rules provided:

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🔹 Rules Recap:

1. Add -s to most nouns:
→ *apple → apples*, *blanket → blankets*, *phone → phones*

2. Add -es when a noun ends in s, ch, sh, or x:
→ *class → classes*, *switch → switches*, *watch → watches*

3. Special cases: Some words have irregular plurals (like *children*, *mice*), but this worksheet mostly follows regular patterns.

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Now, let’s go through each noun and write its plural form.

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✔ Answers:

1. street → streets
2. bridge → bridges
3. patch → patches *(ends in 'ch' → add -es)*
4. rocket → rockets
5. class → classes *(ends in 's' → add -es)*
6. wallet → wallets
7. fox → foxes *(ends in 'x' → add -es)*
8. pajama → pajamas *(add -s; note: "pajama" is often used with -s, not -es)*
9. sock → socks
10. nurse → nurses
11. address → addresses *(ends in 's' → add -es)*
12. inch → inches *(ends in 'ch' → add -es)*
13. couch → couches *(ends in 'ch' → add -es)*
14. bread → breads *(regular plural, though "bread" is usually uncountable, but grammatically it can be pluralized as "breads")*
15. doctor → doctors
16. tax → taxes *(ends in 'x' → add -es)*
17. glass → glasses *(ends in 's' → add -es)*
18. cat → cats
19. lamp → lamps
20. house → houses *(ends in 's' → add -es)*
21. flash → flashes *(ends in 'sh' → add -es)*
22. table → tables
23. church → churches *(ends in 'ch' → add -es)*
24. pan → pans

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✔ Final Answer List:

1. streets
2. bridges
3. patches
4. rockets
5. classes
6. wallets
7. foxes
8. pajamas
9. socks
10. nurses
11. addresses
12. inches
13. couches
14. breads
15. doctors
16. taxes
17. glasses
18. cats
19. lamps
20. houses
21. flashes
22. tables
23. churches
24. pans

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📝 Notes:

- "Pajama" is an exception: even though it ends in 'a', it takes -s, not -es.
- "Bread" is typically uncountable, but in plural form (e.g., types of bread), we say "breads".
- All others follow standard rules.

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