English Primary School

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Grammar interactive note-book:
Plurals
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2. Singular
noun
Plural
noun
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Fold
Regular
pluralRegular Plural Example
Words ending
–ch –sh –x -z
Words ending
a consonant +y
Words ending
f or fe
Words ending
a vowel +o
Words ending
a consonant +o
Example
Example
Example
Example
Example

3. Remember:
Some rules are made
to be broken!
Words ending ch but
pronounced like a “k”
then just add add s
For example:
Stomach - stomachs
Some words
ending f won’t
change to ves but will
just add an ordinary s
For example:
roof - roofs
chief - chiefs
proof - proofs
Some words
ending in a
consonant and o
will sometimes add
s or es.
For example:
Kilo - kilos
Potato - potatoes
Some singular
words have
irregular plurals and use
a whole new word!
For example:
Tooth - teeth
Man - men

4. Some words are the
same in the plural as
in the singular.
For s=example:
Sheep, deer, scissors,
aircraft, series,