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Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
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Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
Read and remember!
The regular plural form of nouns is made by
adding -s or -es to the end of the word.
For example:
one class – two classes
one church – three churches
one fox
– four foxes
The irregular plural form of nouns changes
completely and has to be remembered!
For example:
one child - two children
one man - two men
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
□! Irregular nouns have to be remembered□!
Singular
Plural
a child
children
a man
men
a person
people
a woman
women
a tooth
teeth
a foot
feet
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
a goose
geese
a mouse
mice
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
Some irregular nouns end in “f” or “fe”. To make such nouns
plural, you change the “f” or “fe” to “ve” and add “s”.
More than one elf = elves
More than one shelf = shelves
More than one wolf = wolves
More than one calf = calves
More than one loaf = loaves
More than one knife = knives
More than one leaf = leaves
More than one loaf = loaves
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
Some irregular plural nouns have the same spelling as their
singular form: scissors, pants, bison, deer, and sheep
Some animal nouns become plural by keeping the same spelling
as their singular form or by receiving -s or -es.
More than one shrimp = shrimp
or shrimps
More than one fish = fish or
fishes
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
More than one quail = quail or
quails
More than one sheep = sheep
More than one deer = deer
Practice time!
Task 1: Which one is right? Underline the correct plural form
of each noun and find a picture for it.
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
1.
Singular: a child
a.
Plural: childs / childes / children
2.
Singular: a leaf
Plural: leaves / leafes / leafs?
3.
b.
Singular: a tooth
Plural: tooths / teeth / teethes?
4.
d.
Singular: a man
Plural: mans / men / mens?
5.
e.
Singular: a mouse
Plural: mouses / mices / mice?
f.
6.
Singular: a wolf
Plural: wolfes / wolfs / wolves?
g.
7.
c.
Singular: a woman
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
Plural: women /womens /womans?
8.
Singular: a goose
h.
Plural: gooses / geeses / geese?
Task 2: Turn the nouns in bold into the plural form.
1. Many _________ (child) do not like to take a nap.
2. There were lots of _________ (mouse) in the barn.
3. During migration, Canada _________ (goose) fly in
a V formation.
4. Look at these _________ (person), they are wearing
costumes!
5. I always brush my _________ (tooth) in the morning.
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
6. These _________(fish) look fantastic!
7. Look at your _________ (foot). They are dirty now!
8. White-tailed _________ (deer) have excellent horizontal
sight, but they don’t see well vertically.
Task3: Colour the pairs of irregular plural nouns.
Use different colours.
START
tooth
woman
deer
goose
mice
oxen
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
foot
child
man
women
feet
men
sheep
people
mouse
person
teeth
child
ox
children
deer
geese
woman
foot
Task 4: Choose two pairs of irregular plural nouns and write
complete sentences.
1.__________________________________________________
_______
2.__________________________________________________
_______
3.__________________________________________________
_______
Grade 4 English: Irregular Plural Nouns
4.__________________________________________________
_______
5.__________________________________________________
_______
6.__________________________________________________
_______
WELL DONE!!!
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