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Plural Nouns – Worksheet 1

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This A1 worksheet practises plural nouns in English, from regular endings (-s, -es, -ies, -ves) to common irregular forms like men, children and feet. Learners also use plurals with these/those, there are, and in questions and negatives. It suits beginners in class or at home.

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Exercise 1: Regular plurals

Write the plural form of the noun in brackets.

Example: I have two ___ (pen). → pens

  1. I have two (cat).

  2. There are three (box) on the table.

  3. There are two (baby) in the room.

  4. Are there any (bus) to the city?

  5. The (leaf) on the tree are green.

  6. I don't have any (toy).

  7. Tom eats two (tomato) every day.

  8. How many (watch) do you have?

Exercise 2: Irregular plurals

Write the plural form of the word in capitals.

Example: I have two ___ (BOX). → boxes

  1. There are three (MAN) in the car.

  2. Two (WOMAN) work in the shop.

  3. How many (CHILD) are in your class?

  4. My (FOOT) are cold.

  5. I brush my (TOOTH) every morning.

  6. There are two (MOUSE) in the kitchen!

  7. Ten (PERSON) are at the party.

  8. The farmer has twenty (SHEEP).

Exercise 3: Complete with a plural noun

Complete the sentences with words from the box. There are two extra words.

Word box appleskeysknivescitiesphotosshoesglassesbuseshorses

  1. I eat two every day. They are red and sweet.

  2. Where are my ? I can't open the door.

  3. We cut the bread with .

  4. London and Paris are big .

  5. Look at these of my family.

  6. I need new for my feet.

  7. Can I have two of water, please?

Exercise 4: Find the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

Example: I have two sister. → I have two sisters.

  1. I have three brother.

  2. There are two boxs on the floor.

  3. My childs are at school.

  4. She has two babys.

  5. The womans are in the park.

  6. How many dog do you have?

  7. There are five peoples in my family.

  8. I don't like tomatos.

Exercise 5: Make it plural

Rewrite the sentence in the plural. Change all the words you need to.

Example: This is a pen. → These are pens.

  1. This is a box.

  2. That is a bus.

  3. Is this your watch?

  4. It is a big city.

  5. Rewrite in the plural (do not add a number or 'some'): There is a mouse in the house.

  6. The child is happy.

  7. This isn't my shoe.

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Free printable A1 worksheet on English plural nouns: -s, -es, -ies, -ves, irregular plurals, and plurals in questions and negatives. Answers included.

Topics covered

Regular plurals: -s and -esPlurals with -ies and -vesIrregular pluralsThese / those + pluralThere are + pluralPlurals in questions and negatives

Notes for teachers

Start by writing the spelling rules on the board (box → boxes, baby → babies, toy → toys, leaf → leaves) before learners begin Exercise 1. Typical mistakes include *childs*, *peoples* and *babys*, and forgetting to change the verb and the determiner (this → these, is → are) in Exercise 5. As a follow-up, learners can describe their classroom or bag using 'There are…' and as many plural nouns as possible.

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