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Using irregular plural nouns
Grade 2 Nouns Worksheet
Complete the sentences with the plural form of the word in brackets.
1) The plural commorun to the park. (child)
noun
2) Your the sentences have grown; you need new boots. (foot)
complated with the plural form
should be
of the word in brackets
3) Many the plural
will attend the show. (person)
forms of the given wonds are
chillen feet and people.
4) Books go on the wsing irregular (shelf)
plural nouns in english
5) We are having
casserole tonight. (tuna)

Answer 1

The subject of this question is irregular plural nouns in English. The provided sentences require the correct plural forms of certain words.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is irregular plural nouns. In English, the plural form of a noun can change in an irregular way, and it is important to understand these irregularities to use them correctly in sentences.

For the provided sentences:

1. The plural form of 'child' is 'children', so the correct sentence is 'The children come to the park.'
2. The plural form of 'foot' is 'feet', so the correct sentence is 'Your feet have grown; you need new boots.'
3. The plural form of 'person' is 'people', so the correct sentence is 'Many people will attend the show.'
4. The word 'books' is already in its plural form, so the sentence is correct as it is.
5. The word 'casserole' does not require a plural form as it is a mass noun, so the sentence is correct as it is.

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