Irregular Noun Worksheet 4th Grade

With numerous irregular nouns to learn and master, 4th-grade students often seek additional resources to practice and consolidate their knowledge. Luckily, an irregular noun worksheet can be an invaluable tool in helping young learners solidify their understanding of these unique nouns. Designed to enhance their grammar skills and expand their vocabulary, these worksheets offer a comprehensive approach to tackling irregular nouns.

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What is an irregular noun?

An irregular noun is a noun that does not follow the standard rules for forming plural nouns in English. Irregular nouns have unique plural forms that do not add -s or -es at the end, and they require different spelling or pronunciation changes to indicate plurality, such as "man" becoming "men" or "child" becoming "children.

Give an example of an irregular noun that does not change in its plural form.

One example of an irregular noun that does not change in its plural form is "sheep." The singular and plural form of "sheep" remains the same, unlike regular nouns that typically add "s" or "es" to form the plural.

Provide an example of an irregular noun that changes in both its singular and plural forms.

One example of an irregular noun that changes in both its singular and plural forms is "man" which becomes "men" in the plural form.

Identify an irregular noun that undergoes a spelling change in its plural form.

One irregular noun that undergoes a spelling change in its plural form is "child" which becomes "children" in its plural form.

Name an irregular noun that ends in "-man" in its singular form but changes to "-men" in its plural form.

The word "human" is an irregular noun that ends in "-man" in its singular form but changes to "-men" in its plural form.

Give an example of an irregular noun that remains the same in both its singular and plural forms.

One example of an irregular noun that remains the same in both its singular and plural forms is "sheep." In English, the word "sheep" is used for both singular and plural instances, regardless of the quantity. For example, "There is one sheep in the field" and "There are five sheep in the field" both use "sheep" without any change in form.

Provide an irregular noun that changes its vowel sound in its plural form.

The irregular noun "goose" changes its vowel sound from /u?/ to /u?z/ in its plural form "geese.

Name an irregular noun that exists in the plural form only.

Scissors" is an example of an irregular noun that exists only in the plural form.

Identify an irregular noun that undergoes a complete transformation in its plural form.

One example of an irregular noun that undergoes a complete transformation in its plural form is "man" changing to "men.

Give an example of an irregular noun that follows its own unique pattern in forming its plural form.

One example of an irregular noun that follows its own unique pattern in forming its plural form is "mouse" changing to "mice" instead of the usual "-s" or "-es" ending.