Singular and Plural

Singular means one thing. Plural means more than one thing.

1. Mrs. Jones has two naughty ______children_____________. (child)

2. A flock of wild ______geese________ just flew noisily overhead. (goose)
3. Three tiny ____ mice______ scurried quickly through the kitchen. (mouse)
4. Mother cut the cheese sandwich into two ______halves________. (half)
5. The dental hygienist cleaned my _______teeth_________. (tooth)
6. The old_____woman_____ at the bus stop had striped umbrellas. (woman)
7. Grandpa carefully sharpened the _____knife________ in the kitchen. (knife)
8. Those ___person_____ were shouting angrily at the players. (person)
9. Mandla bought two ______loaves________ of seed bread. (loaf)
10. The busy _____men_______ were fixing the large hole in the street. (man)
11. I heard a pack of ____wolves_____ howling loudly in the forest. (wolf)
12. The farmer’s ____sheep_____ walked slowly into the field. (sheep)
13. The young ___lady____ peel the __potato___. (lady, potato )
14. The caterpillars suddenly turned into stunning ___ butterflies____. (butterfly)
15. There were high __ cliffs__ and beautiful ____valleys_____. (cliff, valley)
16. The ____buffalo____ have four _____feet_____. (buffalo, foot )
17. The rotten ___thief___ stole the bright red ____cherry____. (thief, cherry )
18. Those __boys___ had to do many ___quizzes___. (boy, quiz )
19. The ___fox___ played happily among the __cactuses__. (fox, cactus )
20. The __elf___ had fun at the spring ___party__ .(elf, party )