Singular and Plural Nouns worksheet for grammar practice.

Let's solve the task in the image step by step.

Task:

Write the plural form of the given singular nouns.

Rules for Plural Nouns (as stated in the worksheet):

- Add s to most singular nouns.
- For nouns ending in sh, ch, x, z, s, add es to make them plural.

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Now let’s go through each noun and apply the rules:

1. dish → ends in "sh" → add es → dishes
2. goat → regular noun → add s → goats
3. peach → ends in "ch" → add es → peaches
4. book → regular noun → add s → books
5. chair → regular noun → add s → chairs
6. box → ends in "x" → add es → boxes
7. door → regular noun → add s → doors
8. bus → ends in "s" → add es → buses
9. stove → regular noun → add s → stoves
10. lunch → ends in "ch" → add es → lunches
11. brush → ends in "sh" → add es → brushes
12. light → regular noun → add s → lights
13. sink → regular noun → add s → sinks
14. lamp → regular noun → add s → lamps
15. porch → ends in "ch" → add es → porches
16. frame → regular noun → add s → frames

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✔ Final Answers:

1. dishes
2. goats
3. peaches
4. books
5. chairs
6. boxes
7. doors
8. buses
9. stoves
10. lunches
11. brushes
12. lights
13. sinks
14. lamps
15. porches
16. frames

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📝 Explanation:

- Most nouns simply take an s at the end to become plural.
- Nouns ending in sh, ch, x, z, s require es because adding just s would be hard to pronounce or confusing. This rule helps maintain clarity in pronunciation.
- Examples: *dish → dishes*, *box → boxes*, *bus → buses*

This is a foundational grammar concept taught in early education to help students understand how to change singular nouns into their plural forms correctly.

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