Plurals — Irregular Forms
Grade 3 · English
Plurals — Irregular Forms
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Foot-feet, mouse-mice, sheep-sheep — plus much bread or many biscuits?
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1

Match the plural rule each noun follows when you write MORE THAN ONE.

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shelf
story
video
country
wolf
branch
toy
donkey
fox
berry
Just add -s or -es
write the words here
Change y to ies
write the words here
Irregular (changes completely)
write the words here
2

Sort each animal or people noun by its plural type — does it change completely (Irregular Change) or stay exactly the same (No-Change Plural)?

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deer
sheep
tooth
goose
man
aircraft
person
child
fish
mouse
Irregular Change
write the words here
No-Change Plural
write the words here
3

Sort each food or drink word — Countable (you can count it: 'one biscuit, two biscuits') or Uncountable (you cannot count it directly: 'some bread', not 'one bread')?

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egg
milk
apple
cup
biscuit
cake
bread
rice
tomato
sandwich
Countable
write the words here
Uncountable
write the words here
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