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A plural noun names more than one person, place, or thing. Circle the words that are plural nouns.

 
November 2006 
 
Sunday   Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday   Thursday    Friday     Saturday 
 
                            1           2           3          4 
                            animals     dormouse    others     fall 
 
5        6        7         8           9           10         11 
leaves   mud      people    rocks       way         ladybugs   prepare 
 
12       13       14        15          16          17         18 
beds     hide     cold ...

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