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Nouns: One and Many
cats, boxes, babies, leaves — and children, mice, feet.
About the Nouns: One and Many worksheets
This free grammar pack has 11 printable A4 pages: cats, boxes, babies, leaves — and children, mice, feet. You can edit the words on every page, print it or save it as a PDF, and there's a matching PowerPoint lesson to teach it with. It's made for English teachers in Korea and works for kindergarten and elementary classes, hagwons and tutoring.
The rule
A noun is a person, place, animal or thing. Plural means more than one.
What's inside
- Learn It: Plural Nouns
- Make It Plural 1: Write the plural.
- Make It Plural 2
- Make It Plural 3: Write the plural. Careful — some are irregular!
- Sort It: -s, -es or -ies?: Write each plural in the right box.
- Irregular Plurals 1: Join each noun to its plural.
- Irregular Plurals 2
- One or Many?: Circle the correct noun.
- Make the Sentence Plural: Rewrite each sentence about more than one.
Words in this pack
cherries, strawberries, puppies, monkeys, buses, apples, boys, cats, watches, foxes, cars, toys, pencils, dogs, glasses
Example sentences
- one apple, two apples
- one box, three boxes
- one child, many children
- one cat, two cats
- one dog, three dogs
- one apple, four apples
How to use it in class
Teach the rule page first, ideally with the matching PowerPoint lesson, then work from easy to hard: fill in the blanks, choose the right word, then rewrite whole sentences. Go over the answers together so students hear the correct sentences out loud.
