This image is a worksheet from "MamaLovePrint" designed to teach children the difference between singular and plural nouns. The task is to look at the picture for each numbered item and select the correct noun form—singular (for one) or plural (for more than one)—from the two options provided.
Let's go through each question one by one to solve the problem.
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Question 1:
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Image: Shows three red cars.
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Options: `car` / `cars`
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Analysis: Since there are three cars, the correct form is the plural, `cars`. This is already circled in red, indicating it's the correct answer.
Question 2:
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Image: Shows two boys.
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Options: `boy` / `boys`
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Analysis: There are two boys, so we need the plural form, `boys`.
Question 3:
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Image: Shows one tree.
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Options: `tree` / `trees`
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Analysis: There is only one tree, so the correct answer is the singular form, `tree`.
Question 4:
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Image: Shows three snails.
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Options: `snail` / `snails`
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Analysis: With three snails, the plural form `snails` is correct.
Question 5:
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Image: Shows three houses (barns).
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Options: `house` / `houses`
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Analysis: Three houses require the plural form, `houses`.
Question 6:
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Image: Shows one table.
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Options: `table` / `tables`
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Analysis: There is only one table, so the singular form `table` is correct.
Question 7:
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Image: Shows two birds (parrots).
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Options: `bird` / `birds`
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Analysis: Two birds mean we use the plural form, `birds`.
Question 8:
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Image: Shows three zebras.
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Options: `zebra` / `zebras`
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Analysis: Three zebras require the plural form, `zebras`.
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Final Answer:
The correct answers for each question are as follows:
1.
cars (already selected)
2.
boys
3.
tree
4.
snails
5.
houses
6.
table
7.
birds
8.
zebras
This exercise reinforces the basic grammatical rule that we add an 's' to most nouns to make them plural when referring to more than one item.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of plural worksheet for kindergarten.
