Plurals

M is for Mice

Plurals

Mice is the plural of mouse. There are two mice in the picture.

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O is for Oxen

Plurals

Oxen is the plural of ox.

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P is for Paws

Plurals

Paws is the plural of paw.

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P is for Peas

Plurals

Peas is the plural of pea.

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P is for People

Plurals

The plural of person is people.

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S is for Shelves

Plurals

Shelves are the plural of shelf.

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S is for Shoes

Plurals

Shoes is the plural of shoe. Since shoes come in pairs you are more likely to say "my shoes" than "my shoe".

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S is for Sticks

Plurals

Sticks is the plural of stick, or means that something is sticky. For example, "it sticks to the fridge!"

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S is for Swine

Plurals

Swine is both a singular and plural form, meaning a domestic pig or pigs.

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T is for Teeth

Plurals

Teeth is the plural of tooth.

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T is for Thighs

Plurals

Thighs is the plural of thigh.

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T is for Ties

Plurals

Ties is the plural of tie. For example, "he ties a lot of knots"

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T is for Toes

Plurals

Toes is the plural of toe. You have ten toes, five on each foot.

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V is for Vertebrae

Plurals, Body parts

Vertebrae is the plural of vertebra. Vertebrae connect together to form your spine, which runs down the centre of your back from your head to your pelvis.

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W is for Women

Plurals

Women is the plural of woman.

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