Ready for a KS2 English spelling quiz on plurals? Plurals mean more than one of something. Like one apple turns into three apples. Nouns can be singular or plural. There are three usual endings: -s, -es, and -ies. But there are always some exceptions, like 'one cactus', 'two cacti'.
This quiz focuses on regular plurals. Once you ace these, try our second quiz with some tricky exceptions. Test your spelling skills and aim for full marks!
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