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Grade 1 Grammar Worksheet
Write the answer on the line.
One bed. Two .
One bag. Two .
One star. Two .
One fox. Two .
One door. Two .
One egg. Two .
One book. Two .
One pen. Two .
One cup. Two .
One box. Two .
One hat. Two .
One bus. Two .
A singular noun names one person, place or thing, and a plural noun names more than one. Most nouns add -s to show more than one: one cat, two cats. Nouns that end in x, s, sh, ch or z add -es instead: one fox, two foxes. On this worksheet each line shows one thing and asks for more than one, and your child writes the plural noun on the line.
Support sheets use nouns that just add -s plus a couple of -es nouns, standard sheets add the -es endings, and challenge sheets use only the -es words. Say the pair out loud first, 'one fox, two foxes', and listen for the extra sound at the end.
Common Core standard: L.1.1.C
One fox. Two ____. A fox ends with x, so add -es. The plural is foxes.
Adding only -s to a noun that needs -es, such as writing foxs or dishs.
Say the word with 'two' in front of it. If you hear an extra sound at the end, add -es.
Adding only -s to a noun that needs -es, such as writing foxs or dishs.
Say the word with 'two' in front of it. If you hear an extra sound at the end, add -es.
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Similar: Common and Proper Nouns · Pronouns
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