Singular and Plural Nouns
What is the plural form of "dog"?
What is the past tense of "walk"?
What is "walked"?
What is the contraction for "do not"?
don't
Add an apostrophe: "This is Johns book."
"This is John’s book."
Change "child" to its plural form.
children
Complete the sentence: "I ______ (finish) my homework yesterday."
I finished my homework yesterday.
Rewrite the sentence using a contraction: "She is happy."
She's happy.
Rewrite to show possession: "The toys of the children."
The children’s toys.
What is the singular form of "mice"?
mouse
Complete the sentence: "She ______ (live) here since 2015."
has lived
What is the full form of "they’ve"?
They have
Where does the apostrophe go? "The teachers lounge is upstairs."
"The teachers’ lounge is upstairs."
Correct the sentence: "She has two childs."
She has two children.
Which tense is used in this sentence: "They have already eaten dinner."?
present perfect
Find the contraction: "I’ll be there soon."
What does the contraction mean?
I'll - I will
Correct the sentence "Its color is red."
Its color is red. (no apostrophe needed)
Which of these nouns is irregular in plural form: "book", "foot", or "apple"?
foot
Correct the sentence: "I seen him yesterday."
I saw him yesterday.
Correct the sentence: "Its going to rain later."
It’s going to rain later.
Explain the difference in meaning between "the boy’s ball" and "the boys’ ball."
"The boy’s ball" means one boy owns the ball, and "the boys’ ball" means multiple boys own the ball