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1 First grades

2 More than one Word + s TigerTigers DogDogs One thing

3 Sometimes we do not add S, but change to mean more than one. ChildChildren MouseMice

4 ManMen WomanWomen MailmanMailmen

5 GooseGeese FootFeet

6 ToothTeeth LeafLeaves

7 When the word ends in Y. Y comes after a consonant at the end of a noun. To make these words plural change the Y to i and add es Baby Babi + es Babies

8 Daisy Daisi + es Daisies Puppy Puppi + es Puppies Cherry Cherri + es Cherries

9 Candy Candi + es Candies Kitty Kitti + es Kitties Fly Fli + es Flies

10 Strawberry Strawberri + es Strawberries City Citi + es Cities

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