Grade 1 Singular & Plural Nouns Worksheet (-s, -es) [Free PDF]

Singular & Plural Nouns (-s, -es) Practice – Grade 1 PDF | Complete English Grammar Worksheet with Answers

Learning the difference between one and many is an important grammar skill in Grade 1. When children understand singular and plural nouns, they can write clearer and more meaningful sentences. This English grammar worksheet for Grade 1 on Singular and Plural Nouns (-s, -es) Practice gives structured practice through multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blanks, matching, underlining, circling, and a paragraph activity.

What Is Singular And Plural Nouns (-s, -es)?

Singular means one.  
Plural means more than one.

This Grade 1 English grammar worksheet helps students understand how nouns change when we talk about one thing or more than one thing. Students practice identifying and using correct singular and plural forms in sentences and paragraphs.

Students learn to:
• Choose correct singular or plural nouns  
• Identify one and many  
• Match pictures with correct words  
• Underline singular nouns  
• Circle plural nouns  
• Complete a paragraph using correct forms  

What’s In This Worksheet?

1. Multiple Choice Questions  
  Students choose the correct singular or plural noun.

2. Fill in the Blanks  
  Students select the correct word from the word bank.

3. Match the Following  
  Students match pictures with the correct singular or plural word.

4. Underline and Circle Activity  
  Students underline singular nouns and circle plural nouns.

5. Paragraph Completion  
  Students fill blanks with correct singular/plural nouns.

This English grammar worksheet supports understanding through structured and meaningful practice.

Definitions, Examples, Techniques, And Tips

Definition from the worksheet:
Singular means one.  
Plural means more than one.

Examples practiced:
• notebook → notebooks  
• matchbox → matchboxes  
• classroom → classrooms  
• vegetable → vegetables  

Technique:
• Look for words like one, two, many.  
• Use singular after “one”.  
• Use plural after “two” or “many”.  
• Read the sentence carefully before choosing.

Why Is It Important To Learn This?

Understanding singular and plural nouns:
• Improves sentence formation  
• Strengthens grammar foundation  
• Helps in exams  
• Improves writing clarity  
• Builds confidence in speaking  

Where Will This Knowledge Help You?

• School grammar tests  
• Paragraph writing  
• Daily conversation  
• Reading comprehension  
• Class activities  

How To Use This Worksheet?

1. Read each question carefully.  
2. Decide if the noun should be singular or plural.  
3. Complete all questions independently.  
4. Compare your answers with the answer key below in the same order.  
5. Correct mistakes and practice again.

Important Tips And Tricks

1. “One” always takes singular.  
2. “Two,” “many,” and “several” take plural.  
3. Read the full sentence before answering.  
4. In underline and circle exercises, do not miss any noun.  
5. Write clearly and neatly for full marks.

Complete Answer Key

Exercise No. 1

1. notebooks  
2. lunchbox  
3. schoolbags  
4. pineapple  
5. matchbox  
6. chocolate  
7. vegetable  
8. raincoat  
9. classrooms  
10. notebook  

Exercise No. 2

1. pencilcase  
2. paintbrush  
3. workbooks  
4. sharpener  
5. classmates  
6. schoolbuses  
7. cricketball  
8. gumboots  
9. buspasses  
10. textbooks  

Exercise No. 3

First picture – umbrellas  
Second picture – potatoes  
Third picture – tomatoes  
Fourth picture – bicycles  
Fifth picture – teachers  

Sixth picture – footballs  
Seventh picture – students  
Eighth picture – boat  
Ninth picture – postcards  
Tenth picture – blackboard  

Exercise No. 4

1. A __boy__ rides a __bicycle__ on the __road__.  
2. The (girls) sing (songs) in the __classroom__.  
3. A __dog__ sleeps under the __tree__.  
4. Many (birds) sit on the (wires).  
5. The __farmer__ grows __rice__ in the __field__.  
6. Two (brothers) play __cricket__ in the __ground__.  
7. Raj washes (cups) in the __kitchen__.  
8. Father drives a __scooter__ to __work__.  
9. A __cat__ drinks __milk__ from the __bowl__.  
10. The __puppy__ chases a __ball__ in __rain__.  

Exercise No. 5

In the morning, our class gets ready for art. Meera brings one paintbrush and Riya brings two notebooks for notes. During monsoon, Ravi wears a raincoat, while friends dry their gumboots near the door. For tiffin, we share chocolates and keep our books in clean schoolbags before the bell. After lunch, the teacher shows us one pineapple and then many vegetables in a basket. We count one pineapple on the table and two vegetables under the chair. When the bell rings again, a bird sings outside the window while birds fly in the sky. Before going home, I pack one notebook in my bag and put away two textbooks on the shelf.

Singular means one. Plural means more than one. Families, friends, and classrooms use both every day!

This Grade 1 English grammar worksheet on Singular and Plural Nouns (-s, -es) Practice helps students clearly understand and apply singular and plural forms correctly in sentences and paragraphs.

Keep practicing regularly to master singular and plural nouns confidently.

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