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Enhance your understanding of nouns with this comprehensive guide on singular and plural forms. This resource provides practical worksheets designed to help students identify and use noun plurals correctly. With clear definitions, interactive exercises, and warm-up questions, students will learn to distinguish between singular and plural nouns effectively. Practice includes sentence completion, definitions, and copy-down tasks to reinforce learning. Ideal for homework or classroom activities, this material promotes active engagement with the language.
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Agenda • Warm-up • Do Now • Definition • Noun Worksheet #2 Plural’s • Practice Noun-Plurals • Practice Worksheet #1 • Homework
Warm-up • Name me 4 nouns of a place? • ______________________________________ • Name me 3 nouns of a person? • ______________________________________ • What are the 3 nouns? • ______________________________________
Do now • Now-Write each question/ sentence in. Then write the noun in the answer box. Underline the nouns in the sentences on the bottom. • 1. Jack was flying in a airplane and ate peanuts, • 2. Prunes are dried plums. • 3. When there is a earthquake the teacher has to tell you don’t go and run outside.
Definitions A singular Plural name one person, place, or thing. Ex. Girl Farm Garden A Plural Noun names one or more than a person, place, or thing. Ex Flower - Flowers Rock-Rocks Scratch- Scratches Branch-Branches Daisy- Daisies Fly-Flies Quail-Quails Cactus- Cacti
Worksheet #2 Noun Plurals • Directions: For each #,s write down the whole sentence competed with it’s proper word? • The teacher told all the (student/students) that school was closing early. • She asks a faith (grader/graders) to help. • Eeka thought this would be her best (birthday/birthdays) yet. • At the (villager/villagers) met to hear the giants many (demand/demands. • Quillo told a (tale/tales) to Hunder. • The butcher wanted to put (stone, stones) in the mutton.
Practice helps better Copy down each examples in the notebook in regular form. • To form the plural of most nouns, add s. Examples: trail-trail’s rock-rock’s • To form the plural of nouns ending in s, x, ch, or sh, add es. Examples: branch- branches bush- bushes • To form the plural of nouns ending with a consonant and y, change the y to I and add es. Examples: beauty-beauties family-families • A few nouns are the same in the singular and plural form. Examples: quail-quail sheep-sheep
Pratice is better worksheet #1 • We went to visit some _______. (friend) • Our friends live on two _______. (ranch) • Our friends’ grandmother tells great ______.(story) • She knows how to sew lovely. _____.(dress) • The ______ are so small and delicate. (stitch) • Some of the pins are shaped like ______.(heart) • Her _____ are also buying her spins. (friend)
Home work • Look up a defenition for each vocab words. • Write a sentence for each vocab word. • Do A,B,C order each vocab words. • Go on • www.layc123.weebly.com/homework • #2