The Plural of Nouns

Most nouns get the -s ending in the plural form:

a pen - pens,

a book - books

The others, ending in -s, -ss, -sh, -ch, -o or -x get the -es ending:

a bus - buses,

a class - classes,

a brush - brushes,

a watch - watches,

a tomato - tomatoes,

a box - boxes.

There are also nouns with the irregular plural:

a man - men,

a woman - women,

a child - children,

a foot - feet,

a tooth - teeth,

a goose - geese,

a mouse - mice. 

Write the plurals:

church - _____,

volcano - _____,

sheep - _____,

tooth - _____,

spoon - _____,

postman - _____,

child - _____,
ox - _____.

Fill in the blanks with the correct plural form:
1 A dog has four _____ (foot).

2 Are the _____ (tomato) ripe?
3 There are twelve _____ (month) in a year.
4 A man has thirty-two _____ (tooth).

5 Are the _____ (potato) cooked?


Fill in the blanks with the correct plural form of the bolded nouns:

1 I have five toes on one foot. I have ten toes on my two _____.

2 This fox is fine, but the other _____ don't look well.

3 Katie's granny has a goose. Her aunt has a lot of _____.
4 We have one box of chocolates here. We need a few more _____.