Let’s go through each sentence one by one.
We need to:
1. Find the noun (a person, place, thing, or animal).
2. Decide if it’s singular (one) or plural (more than one).
3. Write “S” for singular or “P” for plural on the line.
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1) Where is my book?
→ Noun: *book* → Only one book →
S
2) Your shoes are red.
→ Noun: *shoes* → More than one shoe →
P
3) There is one person missing.
→ Noun: *person* → One person →
S
4) Clean your room.
→ Noun: *room* → One room →
S
5) Can you walk the dog?
→ Noun: *dog* → One dog →
S
6) Put your clothes away.
→ Noun: *clothes* → Clothes always means more than one item →
P
7) Your boots are dirty!
→ Noun: *boots* → Two or more boots →
P
8) The cat is lazy.
→ Noun: *cat* → One cat →
S
9) We will buy four tickets.
→ Noun: *tickets* → Four tickets →
P
10) Children, please sit down.
→ Noun: *Children* → More than one child →
P
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Final Answer:
1) S
2) P
3) S
4) S
5) S
6) P
7) P
8) S
9) P
10) P
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of singular and plural nouns worksheet for 3rd grade.