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North Crescent Primary School
‘Guiding explorers of the future’
Singular & Plural
Singular and Plural
One of something is called singular.
More than one of something is called plural.
e.g. one cat ----> two cats
if the word ends in s, ss, sh, ch, tch or x we add 'es'.
e.g. one bush ----> two bushes
Task 1:
Can you write all these words as singular and plural?
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Task 2:
Some plurals do not follow these rules. Can you work out what the rule is when a word ends in y?
e.g. city ---> cities penny ---> pennies
Can you think of any other words that end in y? Write down their plurals.
Task 3:
Play Plural Puzzler (download from link below)
Roll the dice and move the number of spaces you roll. Read the word you land on then write down the plural. If you don't know the plural move back to where you were before you rolled.
