Write plurals of the following: scarf jury class peach glass child foot crutch baby loaf enemy dragon goose passer-by mother-in-law gentleman volcano radio sheep company Click here to download and print: Plurals (Grade 5) Answers: scarves/scarfs jury classes peaches glasses children feet crutches babies loaves enemies dragons geese passers-by mothers-in-law gentlemen volcanoes radios sheep companies
Singular-Plural (Grade 5)
Give the plural forms of the following words: shelf- 11. foot- child- […]
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Subject-verb agreement (Grade 7)
Choose the correct options to fill the blanks: There _______ a dozen mangoes in the basket. (is/are) It is he who _________ offered to help. (has/have) A pair of gloves _________ kept in the kitchen. (was/were) Many of the passengers __________ cancelled their trip. (has/have) She is one of the students who ________ been selected […]
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Subject-verb agreement (Grade 6)
Fill in the blanks with the correct option: A traffic policeman __________ (stand/stands) at the cross roads and ______________ (manage/manages) the traffic. One of my friends ________ (is/are) working with this company. Mathematics ________ (is/are) not a difficult subject. The captain as well as the crew members ___________ (has/have) gone sailing. Bread and butter ________ […]
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Always Plural
Certain words in English are used in plural forms only. Pants, pyjamas, trousers…. Scissors, binoculars, spectacles, glasses, scales… These words consist of two parts and are always used in plural. They are followed by plural verbs too. My pants are dirty. Your glasses are smart. Certain words are used as plurals but are considered singular […]
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