This week, we’ve been learning all about how o make singular nouns plural. For example, we have one bus but two buses. A plural is more than one of something. There are a few different ways to make singular nouns plural – the list below covers lots of these. Your child should practise spelling the singular and plural of each noun (the plural is shown in brackets) in preparation for a test on Friday 03 December 2021.
address(es)
century(ies)
group(s)
ghurch(es)
lorry(ies)
jelly(ies)
wolf(ves)
roof(ves)