Is the noun singular or plural?By Gavin Thomas / November 26, 2023 Welcome to your Is the noun singular or plural? Name Email Business 1. Did the men examine the fossil at the museum? SINGULAR PLURAL None 2. The goose defended the nest from predators. SINGULAR PLURAL None 3. Many animals have claws on their feet. SINGULAR PLURAL None 4. The playful child laughed and ran to the swing. SINGULAR PLURAL None 5. The gentlemen entered the room and talked quietly. SINGULAR PLURAL None 6. It will be expensive to fix the roofs. SINGULAR PLURAL None 7. The hotel owner bought a cat to scare the mice away. SINGULAR PLURAL None 8. The person in the green shirt is looking for her bag. SINGULAR PLURAL None 9. Where did the woman buy the material for the dress? SINGULAR PLURAL None 10. The expert studied the dinosaur tooth to learn what it ate. SINGULAR PLURAL None 11. The expert studied the dinosaur <span style="color: #ff0000">tooth</span> to learn what it ate.The expert studied the dinosaur tooth to learn what it ate. SINGULAR PLURAL None 12. Mr. Wilson transferred all the sheep to the other paddock. SINGULAR PLURAL None 13. Summer saw a dozen deer, all grazing on the grass. SINGULAR PLURAL None 14. The children had a wonderful time at the fair. SINGULAR PLURAL None Time's up
