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Spelling (Singular and Plural Nouns) 01

Some nouns are exactly the same in their plural form as they are in their singular form. One sheep, two sheep, three sheep...

Spelling (Singular and Plural Nouns) 01

Normally when you make an English word plural, there is an 's' at the end. However, not always! Some nouns use the same spelling for both singular and plural, e.g. one trout, ten trout. Test your skills in this quiz.

Which of these options do you prefer?

  1. One sheep but two .......

  2. A herd of swine (= pigs) but one .......

  3. One deer but many .......

  4. One cod but a shoal of .......

  5. One headquarters but nine .......

  6. One series of 'Dr. Who' but three .......

  7. One army barracks (accommodation) but five .......

  8. One fish swimming in the river but seven .......

  9. One red-nosed reindeer but six .......

  10. One species of animal but thousands of .......

Quiz written by Sue Daish

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