The document provides instructions to underline nouns in 11 sentences and identify whether each noun is singular or plural. It then gives the answer key identifying each noun as singular or plural. The key teaches that nouns referring to a single person, place, or thing are singular, while nouns referring to multiple persons, places, or things are plural.

1. Nouns - Singular and Plural<br />Directions: Underline the noun in each sentence below. On the line next to the sentence, tell whether the noun is singular or plural.<br />1. The cheetah is running fast. _______________________<br />2. The lemur is very cute. _______________________<br />3. My cocoyams are tasty. _______________________<br />4. They gave her a nice present. _______________________<br />5. Answer the door, please. _______________________<br />6. My toys are broken. _______________________<br />7. Have you seen my shoes? _______________________<br />8. That book is old. _______________________<br />9. It fell on the ground. _______________________<br />10. The library will open tomorrow. _______________________<br />11. There are seven antelopes. _______________________<br />Answer Key:<br />1. The cheetah is running fast. SINGULAR<br />2. The lemur is very cute. SINGULAR<br />3. My cocoyams are tasty. PLURAL<br />4. They gave her a nice present. SINGULAR<br />5. Answer the door, please. SINGULAR<br />6. My toys are broken. PLURAL<br />7. Have you seen my shoes? PLURAL<br />8. That book is old. SINGULAR<br />9. It fell on the ground. SINGULAR<br />10. The library will open tomorrow. SINGULAR<br />11. There are seven antelopes. PLURAL<br />