Singular & Plural Nouns
Plural form of journey
Journeys
Name the subject complement: London is a city that has seen its share of wars.
City
Fill in the possessive: The ______________ (monkey) tail is wrapped around the tree.
Identify the appositive: My car, the red one with the white top, is out of gas
the red one with the white top
Plural of blanket
Plural form of colony
Colonies
Name the subject complement: The favorite British sport football is called soccer in America.
Soccer
Fill in the possessive: The ______________ (giraffe) necks are so long.
giraffes'
Identify the appositive: Keren, the 8th grade girl, is a fantastic baker.
the 8th grade girl
Plural of deer
deer
Plural form of dish
Dishes
Name the subject complement: Shepherd's pie is a popular British food.
Food
Fill in the possessive: The ______________ (gorilla) carrot fell on the floor, but he picked it up and ate it.
gorilla's
Identify the appositive: Gervais painted on a canvas, his favorite type of art.
his favorite type of art
Name the subject complement: That chocolate cake was the best thing I ever ate.
best thing I ever ate
Plural form of thief
Name the subject complement: London is a place that history buffs love to visit.
Place
Fill in the possessive: The ______________ (elephant) trunks were swinging back and forth.
elephants'
Identify the appositive: The largest state in the US, Alaska was one of the last to be admitted.
The largest sate in the US
Fill in the possessive: _________ (Elijah) work showed a lot of effort.
Elijah's
Plural form of thesis
Theses
Name the subject complement: Churchill was an officer in the British army, a historian, and an artist.
Officer, historian, artist
Fill in the possessive: Children are allowed to touch things in the ______________ (children) area.
children's
Identify the appositive: The new school, Wagner Elementary, is on Main Street.
Wager Elementary
Identify the appositive: A famous Englishman, William Shakespeare wrote plays like "Romeo and Juliet."
A famous Englishman