Regular and Irregular Plural Nouns —
Forms in Context.

Question 1

I pack one _____ for myself and two _____ for my friends.

Options: apples, apple, appleses, apple's

Question 2

Each class needs one bus. For three _____, we need three _____.

Options: classes, classs, class, bus, buses, buseses

Question 3

I put each watch in its own box. There are six _____, so I need six _____.

Options: watchs, watch, watches, boxes, boxs, box

Question 4

Please wash these four _____ after lunch.

Options: dishs, dishes, dish

Question 5

Our teacher gives us two short _____ every Friday.

Options: quizs, quizes, quizzes

Question 6

Each baby has one toy. For five _____, we need five _____.

Options: babies, babys, babyes, toies, toys, toyes

Question 7

These two _____ each have a park for local _____.

Options: citys, cityes, cities, families, familys, familyes

Question 8

After the wind, there are many _____ on the two _____ next door.

Options: leafs, leaves, leaf, roofes, roof, roofs

Question 9

The two brothers are here with their _____; each brother is married to one woman.

Options: wives, wifes, wife

Question 10

For my picture book, I take one photo of each potato. I have four _____, so I take four _____.

Options: potatos, potatoes, potato, photoes, photo, photos

Question 11

There are two adults and three _____ at our table: five _____ altogether.

Options: childs, children, childrens, people, peoples, person

Question 12

The team has eight adults: four _____ and four _____.

Options: mans, mens, men, womens, women, womans

Question 13

My little brother draws a funny animal with six _____ and just two _____ in its mouth.

Options: feet, foots, feets, tooths, teeths, teeth

Question 14

We see three small _____ eating cheese behind the cupboard.

Options: mouses, mice, mices

Question 15

We count animals on the farm: seven _____ in a field and ten _____ of the same kind in a pond.

Options: sheeps, sheepes, sheep, fish, fish's, fishs