Form and Use Irregular Plural Nouns - 2nd Grade Writing
- What is the irregular plural of the noun "mouse"?
- mice. Changes 'ouse' to 'ice'.
- What is the irregular plural of the noun "foot"?
- feet. Changes double 'o' to double 'e'.
- What is the irregular plural of the noun "child"?
- children. Changes vowel sound and adds -ren instead of -s.
- What is the irregular plural of "woman"?
- women. Changes the vowel from 'a' to 'e' instead of adding -s.
- What is the irregular plural of the noun "goose"?
- geese. Changes double 'o' to double 'e'.
- What is the irregular plural of "mouse"?
- mice. Changes to 'ice' ending instead of adding -s.
- What is the irregular plural of "child"?
- children. Adds -ren instead of just -s to form the plural.
- What is the irregular plural of the noun "person"?
- people. Completely different word replaces 'person'.
- Find and correct the plural noun error: "The childs are playing."
- Correct: "The children are playing.". Child becomes children, not childs.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "woman"?
- women. Changes vowel from 'a' to 'e' and adds 'n' in plural form.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "foot"?
- feet. Changes vowel sound from 'oo' to 'ee' in plural form.
- Choose the correct plural to complete the sentence: "The ____ are playing soccer." (man)
- men. Plural of 'man' changes vowel to 'e'.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "mouse"?
- mice. Changes internal vowel from 'ou' to 'i' in plural form.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "person"?
- people. Completely different word replaces singular form.
- What is the irregular plural of "fish" (more than one fish)?
- fish. Usually stays the same for the same type of fish.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "child"?
- children. Adds '-ren' instead of regular '-s' ending.
- What is the irregular plural of "person"?
- people. Completely different word instead of adding -s.
- Find and correct the plural error: "I brushed my tooths."
- Correct: "I brushed my teeth.". 'Tooth' becomes 'teeth', not 'tooths'.
- What is the irregular plural of "man"?
- men. Changes the vowel from 'a' to 'e' instead of adding -s.
- What is the irregular plural of "deer"?
- deer. Stays the same in singular and plural forms.
- Find and correct the plural noun error: "My foots are cold."
- Correct: "My feet are cold.". 'Foot' becomes 'feet', not 'foots'.
- Find and correct the plural noun error: "I brushed my tooths."
- Correct: "I brushed my teeth.". Tooth becomes teeth, not tooths.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "sheep"?
- sheep. Stays the same in singular and plural forms.
- What is the irregular plural of the noun "tooth"?
- teeth. Changes double 'o' to double 'e'.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "tooth"?
- teeth. Changes vowel sound from 'oo' to 'ee' in plural form.
- Find and correct the plural error: "Two childs played."
- Correct: "Two children played.". 'Child' becomes 'children', not 'childs'.
- What is the irregular plural of "tooth"?
- teeth. Changes the vowel sound from 'oo' to 'ee' instead of adding -s.
- What is the irregular plural of "sheep"?
- sheep. Stays the same in singular and plural forms.
- What is the irregular plural of the noun "man"?
- men. Changes internal vowel from 'a' to 'e'.
- Choose the correct plural to complete the sentence: "The ____ brushed their teeth." (child)
- children. Plural of 'child' adds -ren, not -s.
- What is the irregular plural of the noun "woman"?
- women. Changes internal vowel from 'a' to 'e'.
- Find and correct the plural noun error: "The mouses hid behind the box."
- Correct: "The mice hid behind the box.". 'Mouse' becomes 'mice', not 'mouses'.
- Choose the correct plural: "One child, two _____."
- children. Child becomes children with '-ren' ending.
- Choose the correct plural: "One woman, two _____."
- women. Woman becomes women by changing 'a' to 'e'.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "fish" when you mean more than one fish?
- fish. Stays the same in singular and plural forms.
- Find and correct the plural error: "My feets are tired."
- Correct: "My feet are tired.". 'Foot' becomes 'feet', not 'feets'.
- What is the irregular plural of "goose"?
- geese. Changes the vowel sound from 'oo' to 'ee' instead of adding -s.
- Find and correct the plural noun error: "The childs lined up quietly."
- Correct: "The children lined up quietly.". 'Child' becomes 'children', not 'childs'.
- Find and correct the plural error: "Three mouses ran away."
- Correct: "Three mice ran away.". 'Mouse' becomes 'mice', not 'mouses'.
- Choose the correct plural: "One man, three _____."
- men. Man becomes men by changing 'a' to 'e'.
- Find and correct the plural noun error: "The womans talked in the meeting."
- Correct: "The women talked in the meeting.". 'Woman' becomes 'women', not 'womans'.
- Choose the correct plural: "One man, two _____."
- men. 'Man' changes to 'men' with vowel change.
- Find and correct the plural noun error: "The mouses ran away."
- Correct: "The mice ran away.". Mouse becomes mice, not mouses.
- Choose the correct plural: "One goose, two _____."
- geese. 'Goose' changes to 'geese' with vowel change.
- Choose the correct plural to complete the sentence: "Three ____ flew over the pond." (goose)
- geese. Plural of 'goose' changes 'oo' to 'ee'.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "goose"?
- geese. Changes vowel sound from 'oo' to 'ee' in plural form.
- Choose the correct plural to complete the sentence: "Two ____ ran across the floor." (mouse)
- mice. Plural of 'mouse' changes 'ouse' to 'ice'.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "deer"?
- deer. Stays the same in singular and plural forms.
- What is the plural of the irregular noun "man"?
- men. Changes vowel from 'a' to 'e' in plural form.
- What is the irregular plural of "foot"?
- feet. Changes the vowel sound from 'oo' to 'ee' instead of adding -s.
- What is the plural of "fish" when you mean more than one fish of the same kind?
- fish. Same form for singular and plural.
- Choose the correct plural: "One person, many _____."
- people. 'Person' becomes 'people', a completely different word.