The Spelling of Plural Words
Luckily, for most words in the English language, all you have to do to make a pluralis to add an 's' to the end of the word. So:
|
Singular a table one cake a planet |
becomes becomes becomes |
Plural two tables three cakes many planets |
However, there are a few words that behave differently and I've provided two worksheets
which deal with those exceptions that tend to cause spelling difficulties.
These are:
Plurals of words ending in 'y'
Plurals of words ending in 'x', 'sh', 's', 'ss', and 'ch'.
Click on the links above to go to the worksheets.
which deal with those exceptions that tend to cause spelling difficulties.
These are:
Plurals of words ending in 'y'
Plurals of words ending in 'x', 'sh', 's', 'ss', and 'ch'.
Click on the links above to go to the worksheets.
However, there are a few words that behave differently and I've provided two worksheets
which deal with those exceptions that tend to cause spelling difficulties.
These are:
Plurals of words ending in 'y'
Plurals of words ending in 'x', 'sh', 's', 'ss', and 'ch'.
Click on the links above to go to the worksheets.
which deal with those exceptions that tend to cause spelling difficulties.
These are:
Plurals of words ending in 'y'
Plurals of words ending in 'x', 'sh', 's', 'ss', and 'ch'.
Click on the links above to go to the worksheets.
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