This document provides a lesson on making words plural in English by adding "s" or "es". It gives examples of common nouns and their plural forms, such as box/boxes and door/doors. It then tests readers by asking them to identify the plural forms of words like fish/fish, deer/deer, and moose/moose. Finally, it asks readers to change other words to their plural forms, such as candy/candies, wolf/wolves, and sheep/sheep.

1. English 3
Lesson 23

2. Add s or es to make this word plural

3. Add s or es to make this word plural
box

4. Add s or es to make this word plural
door

5. Add s or es to make this word plural
yard

6. Add s or es to make this word plural
rock

7. Add s or es to make this word plural
truck

8. Add s or es to make this word plural
class

9. Add s or es to make this word plural
buzz

10. Add s or es to make this word plural
ribbon

11. Add s or es to make this word plural
train

12. Add s or es to make this word plural
lunch

13. Add s or es to make this word plural
sister

14. Add s or es to make this word plural
beach

16. fish
• Do these sentences make sense?
• Craig caught a fish at the pier.
• Thousands of fish swam up the river.

17. deer
• How would you make this plural? Which
makes sense?
• Deers?
• Deeres?

18. moose
• How would you make this plural? Which
makes sense?
• mooses?
• mooses?

19. Change these words to plural
• candy
•wolf
• sheep
• child