Singular and Plural Nouns Sheet 2
A singular noun means that the noun is referring to the name of one person, place, or thing.
example: The boy was running fast.
There is only one boy in the sentence, so the word 'boy' is a singular noun.
A plural noun means that the noun is referring to the names more than one person, place, or thing.
example: Two cars were broken by the men.
There is more than one car, so the word 'cars' is a plural noun. Also there is more than one man, so the word 'men' is a plural noun too.
Underline the noun in the given sentences and on the line in each row write whether the noun is singular or plural.
- The dog jumped high. _________________________________________
- Two of the glasses are broken. _________________________________________
- That old man is very generous. _________________________________________
- They gifted her a nice toy. _________________________________________
- Please call the doctor now. _________________________________________
- My sticks are broken. _________________________________________
- Have you seen my kids? _________________________________________
- That woman is old. _________________________________________
- The bird flew in the sky. _________________________________________
- There are five fish in the pond. _________________________________________
Answer Key
- The dog jumped high. singular
- Two of the glasses are broken. plural
- That old man is very generous. singular
- They gifted her a nice toy. plural
- Please call the doctor now. singular
- My sticks are broken. singular
- Have you seen my kids? plural
- That woman is old. singular
- The bird flew in the sky. singular
- There are five fish in the pond. plural
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