Irregular Nouns Worksheets | Irregular Plural Nouns Worksheets - Free Printable

Explanation:
We need to find the plural form of each noun in parentheses and write it in the blank. The worksheet reminds us that some nouns have irregular plurals — no rules, just memorization.

Let’s go one by one:

1. goose → plural is geese
(Not “gooses” — irregular)

2. person → plural is people
(Sometimes “persons” is used in formal/legal contexts, but standard plural is *people*.)

3. deer → plural is deer
(Same singular and plural — like sheep/moose)

4. sheep → plural is sheep
(Same as singular)

5. man → plural is men
(Irregular: man → men)

6. cactus → plural is cacti
(Latin origin; also *cactuses* is acceptable, but *cacti* is more traditional and likely expected here.)

7. tooth → plural is teeth
(Like *foot → feet*, *tooth → teeth*)

8. die (as in dice for games) → plural is dice
Note: “die” is singular; “dice” is plural. Though modern usage sometimes uses *dice* for both, the worksheet expects *dice* as plural.

9. salmon → plural is salmon
(Same singular and plural — like deer, sheep)

10. elk → plural is elk
(Also same singular and plural — though *elks* is sometimes used informally, standard English treats *elk* as unchanged.)

Let’s double-check:
1. geese ✔
2. people ✔
3. deer ✔
4. sheep ✔
5. men ✔
6. cacti ✔ (most likely expected)
7. teeth ✔
8. dice ✔
9. salmon ✔
10. elk ✔

All match standard irregular plural forms taught at this level.

Final Answer:
1. geese
2. people
3. deer
4. sheep
5. men
6. cacti
7. teeth
8. dice
9. salmon
10. elk