I have 10 ... (scarf) in my closet.
scarves
Kim has 2 ... (child) aged four and six.
children
I brush my ... (tooth) in the morning.
teeth
Cats like to chase ... (mouse).
mice
Two ... (half) make a whole.
halves
... (woman) like wearing ... (dress).
women, dresses
We wear socks on our ... (foot).
feet
People say that cats have 9 ... (life).
lives
Paul wants to buy four ... (loaf) of bread.
loaves
I see ... (person) walking along the street.
people
The ... (policeman) were driving their cars.
policemen
I put three ... (knife) on the table.
knives
We need two ... (die) to play this game.
dice
I haven't got ... money to buy this T-Shirt.
enough
There were ... people at the concert. We couldn't move.
too many
You put ... sugar in your coffee. It isn't healthy.
too much
