Plurals & Possessives

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S KILL BOOSTER SERIES Plurals & Possessives A TEACHING RESOURCE FROM... REM 402 2003 Copyright by Remedia Publications, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. The purchase of this unit entitles the individual teacher to reproduce copies for classroom use. The reproduction of any part for an entire school or school system is strictly prohibited. To find Remedia products in a store near you, visit: http://www.rempub.com/stores REMEDIA PUBLICATIONS, INC. 15887 N. 76 TH STREET SUITE 120 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85260 402

INTRODUCTION English is sometimes a confusing language in its formation of plurals. You learn several rules then you encounter an exception. This book offers a variety of activities that provide concentrated practice applying the appropriate rules, as well as lessons on words that form plurals through constant form or spelling changes. Practice pages for possessives include drills covering both singular and plural forms. The well-defined instructions for plurals and possessives in this book will help lead students to the mastery of these important language skills. Included are a pre/post test and answer key. Plurals & Possessives is an effective teaching tool for many ages and ability levels. It is suitable for use in grades 3-8. Readability is on the 3rd- 4-th-grade level. CONTENTS Understanding Singular and Plural Nouns... 1 Plurals adding s... 2 Plurals adding es... 3 Writing Plural Forms Using s or es... 4 Rewriting Sentences With Plural Nouns... 5 Plurals adding ies... 6-7 Adding s To Words Ending in y... 8 Writing Plurals Using s and ies... 9 Knowing the Rules for s, es, ies... 10 Completing Sentences With Plurals... 11 Plurals Review Crossword Puzzle... 12 Plurals adding ves... 13 Adding s or es To Words Ending in o... 14 Writing Plurals Using s, es, and ves... 15 Plurals Constant Form and Spelling Changes...16-17 Plurals Review Crossword Puzzle... 18 Possessives Singular Nouns... 19 Possessives Plural Nouns... 20 Writing Singular and Plural Possessives... 21 Knowing the Rules for Singular and Plural Possessives... 22 Writing Sentences Using Singular and Plural Possessives... 23-25 Remedia Publications 29 Plurals & Possessives

Name Singular and Plural A singular noun names one person, place, or thing. Example: dog rabbit A plural noun names more than one person, place, or thing. Example: two dogs three rabbits SINGULAR PLURAL Write S on the line if the noun is singular. Write P on the line if the noun is plural. A. B. C. D. 1. hats 3. animal 5. carrots 2. doctor 4. rivers 6. plane Circle the plural nouns in the sentences below. 1. The bus hit both cars. 2. The students ate lunch. 4. My brother likes kittens. 5. We saw large animals at the zoo. 3. Put the trays in the refrigerator. CHALLENGE: Write a sentence for each of the following words. shirts bikes chairs Remedia Publications 1 Plurals & Possessives

Name Adding s To form the plural of most nouns, just add s. Example: girl girls Add s to the correct word for each sentence. Choose words from the box. 1. The card cost him ten. 2. The boys flew their. 3. The girl had two tennis. 4. The will soon seem longer. 5. The man washed his. 6. The were flying all over the field. 7. Those boys are my. 8. The will bloom in the spring. 9. The team lost three last month. 10. Mrs. Lee baked two. bird flower shirt pie brother cent racket game kite night Write the plurals of the words below. boat cow orange week tree ring street bell shoe truck Plurals & Possessives 2 Remedia Publications

Name Adding es When a singular word ends in s, sh, ch, x, or z, add es. Example: box boxes Add es to the correct word for each sentence. Choose words from the box. 1. The painter has new. 2. Are the too heavy to carry? 3. Did you break those? 4. I bought two red. 5. You'll need to start the fire. 6. The genie told me to make three. 7. The man didn't pay his. 8. There are six in our town. 9. Three carried the children to school. 10. I picked a basket of. dress match bus brush peach tax box church glass wish Write the plurals of these nouns. watch lunch mix ax switch circus fox waltz wash buzz press bunch Remedia Publications 3 Plurals & Possessives

Name Adding s and es Write the plural form of each of these nouns. 1. patch 2. chain 3. window 4. six 5. fox 6. canyon 7. bush 8. sock 9. box 10. class 11. snake 12. witch 13. match 14. seed 15. switch 16. skate 17. street 18. tax 19. peach 20. sled 21. dress 22. church 23. desert 24. glass 25. team 26. brush 27. watch 28. catch 29. door 30. book Choose six of the plural words above. Write a sentence for each. Plurals & Possessives 4 Remedia Publications

Name Adding s and es Rewrite these sentences making each underlined noun plural. 1. The glass fell off the table and broke. 2. The bug crawled across the floor. 3. The match got wet. 4. The seal swam in the pool. 5. The girl washed her dress. 6. The painter dropped his brush. Each noun in parentheses is singular. Write a sentence using the plural form. 1. (bench) 2. (cone) 3. (tax) 4. (wish) Remedia Publications 5 Plurals & Possessives