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Here is an informative and easy way to help your kids learn about irregular plural nouns for English grammar!

Weird plurals. You’ve got to love them. They don’t follow the rules and aren’t always easy to memorize.  This is not so helpful as the end of the school year approaches and your kids are trying to remember concepts from the beginning of the year for standardized tests. We love this resource from http://www.grammar.net/plurals. Not only does it visually explain grammar rules, it also shows the origin of irregular plural nouns derived from Latin and Greek words. For homeschoolers, this poster/infographic combines a nice blend of Engish grammar, science, and foreign language study. Happy learning!

Source: Weird plurals: Latin and Greek origins, irregular plural noun forms [infographic] | Grammar Newsletter – English Grammar Newsletter

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