Shirley Wilborne Park Avenue Elementary

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Review Rules for making nouns plural  1. Add an
s to most singular nouns to make them plural.
(hats, homes)  2. If a noun ends in ch, -sh, -s,
-x, -z add es to make it plural. (churches,
boxes)  3. If a noun ends in f, or lf, you
usually change the f to a v and add es to make
it plural. If it ends in fe, you usually change
the f to a v and add s. (wolves, knives)  4. If
a noun ends in a consonant followed by y, drop
the y and add ies to make it plural. (flies,
pennies)  5. If a noun ends in a vowel followed
by y, just add s to make it plural. (days,
boys)  6. If a noun ends in a consonant followed
by o, add es to make it plural. (potatoes,
heroes)  7. Some nouns, like mouse, form odd
plurals. Memorize them! (children, feet)
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Spelling List Words
Spelling Bonus Words
chores     pasture     dust   swift    
saddle    tractor pony    sturdy
auction    girth auctioneer
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where wheel while
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where wheel while
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watched warm what 
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watched warm what 
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whip want wear
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whip want wear
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would when whale
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would when whale
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was went weep
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was went weep
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chores     pasture dust   swift    
saddle    tractor pony    
sturdyauction    girth auctioneer
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chores     pasture dust   swift    
saddle    tractor pony    
sturdyauction    girth auctioneer
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chores--small tasks or easy jobs usually done
regularly dust--fine dry earth pasture--a grassy
field or hillside pony--a kind of small
horse saddle--a seat for a rider on a horse's
back sturdy--strong stout swift--moving very
fast
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auction--a public sale in which each thing is
sold to the person who offers the most
money auctioneer--a person whose business is
conducting auctions girth--a strap or band that
keeps the saddle in place on a horse tractor--a
heavy motor vehicle that moves on wheels or on
two endless tracks
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