English Grammar & Punctuation Procedural 7–9 yrs

Irregular Plural Nouns

不规则复数名词

Description

Form and use irregular plural nouns (e.g., children, teeth, mice, geese) in addition to regular plurals, recognising that some nouns have irregular plural forms that do not follow the -s/-es pattern

Mastery Evidence
  • Form and use irregular plural nouns correctly (e.g. child→children, tooth→teeth, mouse→mice, goose→geese)
  • Identify collective nouns that name a group (e.g. 'a flock of birds', 'a group of children', 'a pack of wolves')
  • Correct over-regularised plurals in writing (e.g. change 'mouses' to 'mice', 'foots' to 'feet')
Assessment Prompt

If you point to a picture of several mice or a group of children, can your child write the correct plural — knowing it's "mice" not "mouses" and "children" not "childs"?