Grade 3- Plural Nouns (3.L.1.1.c)

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Grade 3- Plural Nouns (3.L.1.1.c)

Last updated over 6 years ago

32 questions

Note from the author:

#PBCLiteracy

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First Name

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Last Name

Directions:
Write the plural form of each noun. (HINT- Spelling counts!)

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bus

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tooth

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fish

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friend

1

donkey

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berry

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mirror

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dish

1

class

1

deer

1

study

1

pillow

1

bunch

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sheep

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butterfly

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penny

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foot

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cookie

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peach

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wolf

Directions:
Circle the plural nouns in each sentence.

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Directions:
Read the passage and then answer the questions that follow There are five underlined words or phrases in the passage to show which word or phrase may be incorrect.

Now answer the following questions. Choose the correct word or phrase for each of the following.

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#PBCLiteracy

First Name

Last Name

Directions:
Write the plural form of each noun. (HINT- Spelling counts!)

bus

tooth

fish

friend

donkey

berry

mirror

dish

class

deer

study

pillow

bunch

sheep

butterfly

penny

foot

cookie

peach

wolf

Directions:
Circle the plural nouns in each sentence.

Directions:
Read the passage and then answer the questions that follow There are five underlined words or phrases in the passage to show which word or phrase may be incorrect.

Now answer the following questions. Choose the correct word or phrase for each of the following.

A galaxy is made up of stars, dust, and gas in space.

stares

staries

staryes

correct as is

Galaxys are so big that they seem endless.

Galaxies

Galaxyes

Galaxyies

correct as is

They are held together by gravity—the force that pulls thing together.

things

thinges

thingies

correct as is

The sun and all the planets that move around the sun, including Earth, are in a galaxy called the Milky Way.

planet

planetes

planeties

correct as is

These galaxies look like small, hazy patchs of light.

patch

patches

patchies

correct as is

A galaxy is made up of stars, dust, and gas in space.

stares

staries

staryes

correct as is

Galaxys are so big that they seem endless.

Galaxies

Galaxyes

Galaxyies

correct as is

They are held together by gravity—the force that pulls thing together.

things

thinges

thingies

correct as is

The sun and all the planets that move around the sun, including Earth, are in a galaxy called the Milky Way.

planet

planetes

planeties

correct as is

These galaxies look like small, hazy patchs of light.

patch

patches

patchies

correct as is