Irregular Plural Nouns
Fill in the circle for the correct Irregular Plural Noun for each sentence.
One little __ ran across the floor to get to the cheese.
mice
There are a lot of __ in the pond today.
geese
The shoe on my right __ is full of mud.
foot
I lost a __ yesterday.
tooth
There are lots of __ in the lake.
fish
The __ behind the counter sold me a candy bar.
man
There are a lot of __ in the swimming pool.
people
The __ in the field were eating grass.
sheep
There were a lot of __ on the playground.
children
In the woods, you can see lots of running.
deer
Using the words in the box, match each noun with it’s irregular plural noun.
Write them in the spaces below. Hint: You won’t use all the words.
child – children
foot – feet
mouse – mice
goose – geese
tooth – teeth
man – men
fish – fish
person – people
sheep – sheep
deer – deer
Write the letter of the irregular plural noun next to the correct singular noun on the line given
- person – e. people
- foot – n. feet
- mouse – c. mice
- man – i. men
- knife – a. knives
- tooth – g. teeth
- child – h. children
- fish – k. fish
- woman – l. women
Choose the correct word.
Is this cup yours?
The coffee is mine.
That coat is mine.
He lives in her house.
You might want your phone.
The new car is theirs.
She cooked our food.
Don’t stand on my foot!
She gave him her suitcase.
I met their mother.
Is this their coffee?
Is the flat hers?
The grey scarf is mine.
That red bike is ours.
We should take our coats.
That is my car.
He dropped my bag.
Are these phones theirs?
These cakes are ours!
Are those children yours?
At, in, on: Prepositions of time
Choose at, in, on to complete the sentences.
See you on Friday.
I brush my teeth in the morning.
The match is at 4 o’clock.
We have lunch at midday.
I’m busy at the moment.
My parents always visit me on my birthday.
He was born in the 19th century.
He usually goes on holiday in July.
They always get together at Christmas.
You can come at the weekend.
Prepositions of time and place
Choose the correct answer.
The pillows are on the bed.
We’ve got maths on Monday.
The computer is next to the board.
Alison is behind the swing.
The pencil is between the bag and the chair.
The milkshake is in front of the juice.
Alec is between Tanya and Sasha.
The fries are next to the pizza.
My aunt is next to my uncle.
She goes swimming in the afternoon.
I visit my grandma on Friday.
He goes to bed at 9 o’clock.
He writes emails on Saturday.
I watch TV in the evening.
She goes to bed at night.
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