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Sometimes when a noun becomes plural, the word changes all together. Read the sentences below. The underlined word is singular and should be plural. Pick and highlight the correct plural noun.

1) She was afraid of mouse. (mouses, mice)

2) All the person were happy! (people, peoples)

3) I heard so many goose honking at the park. (geeses, geese)

4) Her foot had grown, and her shoes did not fit. (foots, feet)

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Standard(s):L.2.1.B

Standard Description: Form and use frequently occurring irregular plural nouns (e.g., feet, children, teeth, mice, fish).

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