Help students remember the different plural rules with a handy printable guide created for teachers to hand out.
Students Struggling with Plural Nouns? Give Them Reminders!
If your students are struggling with remembering all of those plural noun rules, we can help you give them the resources they need to remember all of them! Starting with a printable plural noun rule guide that is perfect for display or insertion into their notebooks as a reference sheet.
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What Are the Rules for Pluralising Words?
This poster includes the following plural noun rules and examples:
Add -s:
For most nouns, add s.
Examples: ball – balls, cat – cats.
For most nouns that end in a vowel + y, add s.
Example: boy – boys
Add -es:
For most nouns that end in ch, sh, s, ss, x, z, add es.
Examples: fox – foxes, dish – dishes, dress – dresses.
Add -ies:
For most nouns that end in a consonant + y, add ies.
Examples: baby – babies.
Add -ves:
For most nouns that end in f or fe.
Examples: leaf – leaves, knife – knives.
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