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Plurals Test
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"Singular" means one of something but "plural" means more than one.

Here are some examples:

  • "One cat" - "Two cats." - Just add an "s"

  • "One goose" - "Several geese." - the plural is a different word!

  • "A fox" - "Two foxes" - This plural adds an "es" to the end of "fox."

Type the correct plurals into the spaces below and click the grey button at the bottom to see your score when you have finished all ten. (Do not use capitals.)

  1. What is the plural of "horse?"  
 

  2. What is the plural of "bus?"

 
     
  3. What is the plural of "shelf?"  
 
  4. What is the plural of "ferry?"  
 
  5. What is the plural of "mouse?"  
 
  6. What is the plural of "race?"  
 
  7. What is the plural of "baby?"  
 
  8. What is the plural of "statue?"  
 
  9. What is the plural of "house?"  
 
10. What is the plural of "sheep"  
 
Click the button to see how you have done.
 
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Last modified: 21 December, 2001