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Match the following with their plural form:
Match the following with their plural form:
wolf = wolves knife = knives child = children goose = geese
Match the following with their plural form (irregular):
Match the following with their plural form (irregular):
hero = heroes scarf = scarves calf = calves loaf = loaves
Match the following with their singular form:
Match the following with their singular form:
wolves = wolf knives = knife children = child volcano = volcanoes
Match the following with their singular form (irregular):
Match the following with their singular form (irregular):
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Study Notes
Plural and Singular Forms
- Understanding plural forms is essential for proper grammar in English.
- Some nouns have irregular plural forms that do not follow standard rules.
- Recognizing the singular and plural forms of nouns helps in constructing accurate sentences.
Irregular Plurals
- Irregular plurals are unique; they do not simply add "s" or "es" to the end of the word.
- Common examples include "man" becoming "men" and "child" turning into "children."
- These forms often stem from historical changes in language usage.
Singular Forms
- Singular nouns are used when referring to one item or a single entity.
- Singular forms can help establish a clear subject in writing and conversation.
- Mastery of singular nouns also aids in understanding their plural counterparts.
Importance of Matching Forms
- Matching singular and plural forms correctly is vital for clear communication.
- Practice can improve fluency and enhance writing accuracy in both spoken and written English.
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Description
Test your knowledge of the plural forms of words related to animals and objects with this quiz. Identify the correct plural form for words like 'wolf', 'knife', 'child', 'hero', 'scarf', 'goose', 'calf', 'volcano' and 'loaf'.
