Let's solve the
Plural Nouns Worksheet step by step.
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Objective:
Write the plural form of each noun by adding
"-s" or
"-es", following the rule:
> For nouns ending in
s, x, z, ch, or sh, add
-es at the end.
Example given:
one box → two boxes
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Step-by-step Solutions:
1.
black → ends in "k", so just add
-s
✔ blacks
2.
pot → ends in "t", so add
-s
✔ pots
3.
pan → ends in "n", so add
-s
✔ pans
4.
plate → ends in "e", so add
-s
✔ plates
5.
dish → ends in "
sh", so add
-es
✔ dishes
6.
spoon → ends in "n", so add
-s
✔ spoons
7.
fork → ends in "k", so add
-s
✔ forks
8.
box → ends in "
x", so add
-es
✔ boxes
9.
sandwich → ends in "
ch", so add
-es
✔ sandwiches
10.
apple → ends in "e", so add
-s
✔ apples
11.
orange → ends in "e", so add
-s
✔ oranges
12.
chair → ends in "r", so add
-s
✔ chairs
13.
table → ends in "e", so add
-s
✔ tables
14.
truck → ends in "k", so add
-s
✔ trucks
15.
car → ends in "r", so add
-s
✔ cars
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✔ Final Answers:
1. blacks
2. pots
3. pans
4. plates
5. dishes
6. spoons
7. forks
8. boxes
9. sandwiches
10. apples
11. oranges
12. chairs
13. tables
14. trucks
15. cars
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🔍 Explanation Recap:
- Most nouns just add
-s.
- Nouns ending in
s, x, z, ch, sh → add
-es (like *box → boxes*, *dish → dishes*).
- Words like *apple*, *car*, *fork* follow the regular
-s rule.
This helps students understand common pluralization patterns in English.
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or a fun way to remember the rules! 🌟
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of singular plural noun worksheet.
