Singular and Plural Noun Review

We are going to use our virtual school day to do one last review of singular and plural nouns. Remember:Most plural nouns are formed by adding "s".Some plural nouns are formed by adding "es".Some plural nouns have spelling changes, and don't add "s" or "es."Some plural nouns have spelling changes, and do add "s" or "es."Some plural nouns don't change at all. In the following questions, please fill in the blank with the plural form of the word in parentheses. For example:a) The teams line up while each _ (spectator) fidgets on a _ (bench).Answer: "spectators" and "benches"While the sentence may not make perfect grammatical sense by just placing the plural form directly into it, without a couple tweaks made in it, that is okay for his exercise. The goal is to review changing nouns from singular to plural.Spelling DOES count for your answers - so make sure you are following the grammar rules. You can use the slides on Google Classroom to review. 1. An uproars (uproar) ensues until a men (man) screams, "'he's got it!"2. It is a victories (victory) like this games (game) that builds team spirit.3. Can a lice (louse) bother a mice (mouse) or only bother a humans (human). Write the plural form of each noun. Use a dictionary to check your answers.Remember: Spelling does count. 1. knives knife2. videos video3. heroes hero4. potatoes potato5. beliefs belief6. brothers-in-law brother-in-law7. passersby passerby8. sandboxes sandbox9. tomatoes tomato10. cliffs cliff Finally: Create a sentence for each word pair using the plural form of each noun. Each sentence should be 8 or more words.Example: bushel, tomatoAnswer: In the fall, I like to help my grandfather pick bushels of tomatoes from his gardens.1) dish, shelf2) thief, roof3) medium, video