Singular and Plural Nouns Quiz

What is the plural form of the noun 'city'?

Which of the following nouns is an irregular noun?

What is the correct plural form of 'potato'?

Which of the following pairs shows a correct singular and plural format?

How is the plural of 'foot' formed?

Which plural form is incorrect for the noun 'leaf'?

What is the plural form of the noun 'cactus'?

Which of the following is the correct plural form for 'bus'?

Singular and Plural Nouns

Singular nouns refer to one object.
Plural nouns refer to more than one object.
Plural nouns often end in -s or -es.

Forming Plural Nouns

Regular nouns:
- Add -s: duck - ducks, tower - towers
- Add -es: bus - buses, brush - brushes, church - churches, glass - glasses, box - boxes
- Add -s to nouns ending with a vowel and y: toy - toys, monkey - monkeys
- Change y to i then add -es to nouns ending with a consonant and y: fly - flies, cherry - cherries
- Add -s to some nouns ending in f or fe: hoof - hoofs, giraffe - giraffes
- Change f or fe to v then add -es to most nouns ending in f or fe: knife - knives, leaf - leaves
- Add -es to some nouns ending in a consonant and o: mango - mangoes, tomato - tomatoes
- Add -s to nouns ending in a vowel and o: radio - radios, video - videos

Irregular Nouns

Irregular nouns do not follow the regular rules for forming plurals.
They may change their spelling or remain the same in the plural form.
Examples: man - men, sheep - sheep, tooth - teeth, deer - deer

Test your knowledge on singular and plural nouns with this quiz. Learn how to correctly form plural nouns, including both regular and irregular forms. From adding -s to changing the endings, this quiz covers essential rules in a fun way.