There are always lots of ... (fish) in the sea.
fish
Did you know that ... (wolf) howl at the moon?
wolves
The ... (leaf) are falling from the trees.
leaves
We saw a flock of ... (goose) in the lake.
geese
There are several ... (ox) on the road.
oxen
Two ... (half) make a whole.
halves
We wear socks on our ... (foot).
feet
Kim has 2 ... (child) aged four and six.
children
Deer and ... (moose) are still found in the state.
moose
I brush my ... (tooth) in the morning.
teeth
I put three ... (knife) on the table.
knives
I like ... (sheep). They are soft and cute.
sheep
The fisherman was fishing for ... (tuna.)
tuna
I have 10 ... (scarf) in my closet.
scarves
I see ... (person) walking along the street.
people
Paul wants to buy four ... (loaf) of bread.
loaves
The ... (policeman) were driving their cars.
policemen
Four ... (man) entered the shop.
men
We need two ... (die) to play this game.
dice
People say that cats have 9 ... (life).
lives
The horse's ... (hoof) need to be cleaned.
hooves
My ... (hamster) are cute.
hamsters
Cats like to chase ... (mouse).
mice
... (woman) like wearing ... (dress).
women, dresses