A. Write the plurals.
1 a dog – ……dogs……
2 a girl – …………………
3 a table – …………………
4 a person – …………………
5 a leg – …………………
6 a beach – …………………
7 a tomato – …………………
8 a bike – …………………
9 a country – …………………
10 a sheep – …………………
11 a fox – …………………
12 a photo – …………………
13 a family – …………………
14 a wish – …………………
Answers
2 girls 3 tables 4 people 5 legs
6 beaches 7 tomatoes 8 bikes
9 countries 10 sheep 11 foxes
12 photos 13 families 14 wishes
B. Complete the sentences using the plurals of the words in the box.
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bag bus child piano runner sandwich tooth wife wolf woman |
1 There are four ……runners…… in a 4 x 100 m team.
2 You’ll need some ………………… to carry the shopping.
3 She has two ………………… a boy and a girl.
4 King Henry VIII of England had six ………………… .
5 Humans usually have 32 ………………… .
6 We need two ………………… for the concert.
7 There are bears and ………………… in the forest.
8 No ………………… or trains go to town on Sundays.
9 The decathlon is for men, the heptathlon is for ………………… .
10 They had cheese ………………… for lunch.
Answers
2 bags 3 children 4 wives 5 teeth
6 pianos 7 wolves 8 buses
9 women 10 sandwiches
C. Underline the correct option.
1 I think snakes is / are very nice pets.
2 My house has / have mice.
3 Sheep eat / eats grass.
4 Your pyjamas is / are in the cupboard.
5 One of the students come / comes from Venezuela.
6 There is / are a pair of scissors on the desk.
7 Do / Does children learn Italian in England?
8 Not many people understands / understand my jokes.
9 Jack and Jill’s best friend live / lives next to me.
10 Is / Are your jeans dirty?
Answers
2 has 3 eat 4 are 5 comes 6 is
7 Do 8 understand 9 lives 10 Are
D. Complete the text with the plural forms of the nouns in brackets.
Peter Olsen from Aarhus in Denmark is an amazing collector. He collects everything! Peter started his collection with toy 1……cars…… (car) and he now has 870 different 2…………………… (model). They fill two 3…………………… (room) of his house. Then Peter began to collect 4…………………… (clock) and 5…………………… (watch). He is never late for 6…………………… (meeting)! Peter has many collections but his favourite is probably his smallest: he owns 21 plastic Christmas 7…………………… (tree). Peter’s two 8…………………… (child) think their dad is great. Tomas, 9 years old, says, ‘Not many 9…………………… (person) understand Dad but we do. OK, the house is full of 10…………………… (box) and 11…………………… (shelf) but we don’t mind.’
Answers
2 models 3 rooms 4 clocks 5 watches
6 meetings 7 trees 8 children 9 people
10 boxes 11 shelves
E. Do you likes these things? Why (not)? Write your answers in your notebook, then write four sentences about other things you like / don’t like.
1 mouse ……I don’t like mice. I’m afraid of them. ……
2 Monday
3 black jeans
4 cheese sandwich
5 butterfly
6 hip-hop music
7 orange furniture
Answers
Possible answers
2 I like Mondays but I don’t know why!
3 I like black jeans. They are (‘re) cool.
4 I don’t like cheese sandwiches because they’re not tasty.
5 I like butterflies. They’re beautiful.
6 I like hip-hop music because my friend likes it.
7 I don’t like orange furniture. It’s strange.
I don’t like rats because they are dirty.
I like French food. It’s delicious.
I don’t like tests because I get nervous.
F. Circle the correct option.
1 Mulai Ismail didn’t know the names of all his …………. .
a wifes and baby
b wifes and babys
c wives and babies
2 I’m hungry. Can you make me some ………….? Just 40 or 50, please.
a sandwiches with cheese and tomatoes
b sandwichs with cheese and tomatoes
c sandwiches with cheese and tomatos
3 I need to cut this paper. Do you have ………….?
a a pair of scissor
b a scissors
c a pair of scissors
4 …………. very small teeth.
a Mouse have
b Mouses have
c Mice have
5 While he was stealing the car, the …………. filming him.
a polices were
b police was
c police were
Answers
1 c 2 a 3 c 4 c 5 c
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