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Sara read five book/books last week.
Sara read five books last week.
Kristine fed the three goose/geese.
Kristine fed the three geese.
Grandma Moses was a famous woman/women
Grandma Moses was a famous woman.
My brother has large foot/feet.
My brother has large feet.
Some child/children painted birds.
Some children painted birds.
Sam was missing a tooth/teeth.
Sam was missing a tooth.
A cat chased three mouse/mice.
A cat chased three mice.
One girl/girls heard a noise.
One girl heard a noise.
Five racoon/racoons played nearby.
Five racoons played nearby.
The two squirrel/squirrels sat in the tree.
The two squirrels sat in the tree.
My mom ordered two sandwich/sandwiches.
My mom ordered two sandwiches.
I washed the dish/dishes.
I washed the dishes.
Baby rabbits are called bunny/bunnies.
Baby rabbits are called bunnies.
Ryan found a penny/pennies on the ground.
Ryan found a penny on the ground.
My town has one library/libraries.
My town has one library.
