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    The document provides a lesson on singular and plural nouns for a 7th grade language class. It includes 20 examples of nouns and asks the student to identify each as either singular or plural. The student correctly identifies each noun as either singular or plural. The document demonstrates the teacher providing additional practice to reinforce the concepts of singular and plural nouns.

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    ATLANTIC BILINGUAL SCHOOL

    Class: Language Grade: 7th Section: “B”


    Teacher: Mrs. Susana Heustis Name: Paul Ariel Mejia
    Singular and Plural
    Singular means one thing. Plural means more than one thing.

    1. Mrs. Jones has two naughty children. (child)

    2. A flock of wild geese just flew noisily overhead. (goose)

    3. Three tiny mice scurried quickly through the kitchen. (mouse)

    4. Mother cut the cheese sandwich into two halves __ (half)

    5. The dental hygienist cleaned my Teeth (tooth)

    6. The old women at the bus stop had striped umbrellas. (woman)

    7. Grandpa carefully sharpened the knives in the kitchen. (knife)

    8. Those people were shouting angrily at the players. (person)

    9. Mandla bought two loaves of seed bread. (loaf)

    10. The busy men were fixing the large hole in the street. (man)

    11. I heard a pack of wolves howling loudly in the forest. (wolf)

    12. The farmer’s sheep walked slowly into the field. (sheep)

    13. The young ladies peel the potatoes (lady, potato )

    14. The caterpillars suddenly turned into stunning butterflies (butterfly)

    15. There were high cliffs and beautiful valleys . (cliff, valley)

    16. The buffaloes have four feet (buffalo, foot )

    17. The rotten thieves stole the bright red cherries . (thief, cherry )

    18. Those boys had to do many quizzes (boy, quiz )

    19. The foxes played happily among the cactuses. (fox, cactus )

    20. The elves had fun at the spring parties .(elf, party )
    ATLANTIC BILINGUAL SCHOOL
    Class: Language Grade: 7th Section: “B”
    Teacher: Mrs. Susana Heustis Name: Paul Ariel Mejia
    ATLANTIC BILINGUAL SCHOOL

    I did it in Word too, in case you didn’t understand my letter

    Number is the form a word takes to indicate whether the word is singular o plural

    EXERCISE 1 Classifying nouns and pronouns by number

    Classify each of the following words as singular or plural

    Evening 1. singular
    Wolves 2. plural
    Women 3. Plural
    Leaf 4. Singular
    They 5. Plural
    Teeth 6. plural
    Tacos 7. plural
    We 8.plural
    Thief 9. Singular
    Armies 10. plural
    Hoof 11. Singular
    Mice 12. Plural
    I 13. Singular
    Shelf 14. Singular
    Geese 15. Plural
    Magazine 16. Singular
    Oxen 17. Singular
    He 18. Singular
    Cities 19. Plural
    Cargo 20. singular

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