Plural Noun Worksheets: Practice Forming Plurals | YourDictionary - Free Printable

To solve this worksheet, we need to change the singular nouns (words for one thing) into plural nouns (words for more than one thing).

Step-by-Step Logic:
1. Look at the rule: The example shows that for "elephant," we add an "s" to make it "elephants." This is the most common way to make a word plural in English.
2. Apply the rule: We will go down the list and add an "s" to the end of each word.

* Doll → Add 's' → Dolls
* Farm → Add 's' → Farms
* Girl → Add 's' → Girls
* House → Add 's' → Houses
* Insect → Add 's' → Insects
* Keyboard → Add 's' → Keyboards
* Lion → Add 's' → Lions
* Milk → Add 's' → Milks *(Note: While we usually don't count milk, grammatically adding 's' follows the pattern here).*
* Nest → Add 's' → Nests
* Oil → Add 's' → Oils *(Note: Similar to milk, this follows the grammatical pattern).*

Final Answer:
Dolls
Farms
Girls
Houses
Insects
Keyboards
Lions
Milks
Nests
Oils