Plural Class 1 to 4- English Grammar kkgoenka

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Plural








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             Class  -  1           


Book        Books
 
Cow         Cows

Pen          Pens

Ball          Balls

Hand       Hands

Eye           Eyes

Hen          Hens

Mango     Mangoes

Tomato   Tomatoes

Potato     Potatoes

Buffalo   Buffaloes

Bus          Buses


Half         Halves

Calf         Calves

Foot        Feet

Tooth     Teeth

City         Cities

Story      Stories

Baby       Babies


Child         Children

Fish           Fish

Man          Men

Woman    Women 

Question & Answer

A. Write Plurals of -
1.  Pen         
2.  Child       
3.  Half        
4.  Fish         
5.  Foot  
6.  Man       
7.  Mango    
8.  Story       
9.  Bus          
10.City         

B. Match the Plural words -

1. Eye           Calves

2. Woman    Potatoes

3. Calf            Teeth

4. Tooth        Babies

5. Potato       Eyes

6. Baby          Women

C. Fill in the blank with proper word -

1. The plural of Book  is................      

2. The Plural of Buffalo is .................

3.  Children is the Plural of .............

4. Babies is the Plural of ................

5. The Plural of Fish is ................


            Class   -   2          

Wife        Wives

Family    Families

Bench     Benches

Box         Boxes

Mouse      Mice

Ox              Oxen

Deer          Deer

           Class    -   3          


Knife       Knives

Thief       Thieves

Goose     Geese

Army        Armies

Bush          Bushes

 Mosquito        Mosquitoes


Sheep        Sheep

Rat             Rats

Cow           Cows

Ox              Oxen

Leaf           Leaves

Key            Keys

Deer          Deer

Fish           Fish



          Class    -   4           

Leaf        Leaves

Wolf        Wolves

Duty       Duties

Lady       Ladies

Pulse      Pulses


     Class    -   6, 7 & 8    

Medium       Media

Focus            Foci

Radius         Radii

Axis              Axes

Basis            Bases

Oasis           Oases

Index          Indices

Zero            Zeroes

















शीघ्र ही इसे और इंप्रूव किया जाएगा। अन्य question एवं example भी जोड़े जाएंगे।अतः इसे देखते रहे।

कृपया कमेंट अवश्य करें। आपके कमेंट हमें इस ब्लॉग को ओर बेहतर बनाने में मदद करेंगे।

Important Links





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5 Things to Remember

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