Nouns Ending in F or FE

1. Leaf → Leaves
   • The tree’s leaves turned yellow in the fall.
2. Knife → Knives
   • She used the kitchen knives to prepare dinner.
3. Wolf → Wolves
   • The wolves howled at the moon.
4. Life → Lives
   • They saved many lives during the rescue.
5. Wife → Wives
   • The men and their wives attended the party.
6. Half → Halves
   • Cut the apple into halves.
7. Shelf → Shelves
   • She arranged the books on the shelves.
8. Thief → Thieves
   • The thieves were caught by the police.
9. Calf → Calves
   • The calves were grazing in the field.
10. Self → Selves
    • They need to be true to their selves.
11. Elf → Elves
    • The elves worked hard in Santa’s workshop.
12. Scarf → Scarves
    • They wore warm scarves in the winter.
13. Life → Lives
    • Our lives changed forever after the move.
14. Leaf → Leaves
    • Autumn leaves fell from the trees.
15. Loaf → Loaves
    • She baked several loaves of bread.
16. Chef → Chefs
    • The restaurant hired two new chefs.
17. Roof → Roofs
    • The houses had red roofs.
18. Dwarf → Dwarves
    • The story featured seven dwarves.
19. Shelf → Shelves
    • He built new shelves for the living room.
20. Staff → Staves
    • The musicians brought their staves.

Nouns Ending in O

1. Potato → Potatoes
   • She bought some potatoes to make soup.
2. Hero → Heroes
   • Many heroes were honored at the ceremony.
3. Echo → Echoes
   • Their voices created echoes in the cave.
4. Tomato → Tomatoes
   • The garden is full of ripe tomatoes.
5. Volcano → Volcanoes
   • The volcanoes erupted with lava.
6. Mango → Mangoes
   • She loves eating sweet mangoes.
7. Buffalo → Buffaloes
   • The herd of buffaloes roamed the plains.
8. Mosquito → Mosquitoes
   • The mosquitoes buzzed around the campfire.
9. Tornado → Tornadoes
   • The tornadoes caused significant damage.
10. Hero → Heroes
    • The firefighters were the real heroes.
11. Negro → Negroes
    • This term is outdated and offensive; it’s better to use “Black people.”
12. Cargo → Cargoes
    • The ship carried heavy cargoes.
13. Echo → Echoes
    • The hall echoed with echoes of laughter.
14. Ghetto → Ghettos
    • The city had several old ghettos.
15. Memento → Mementoes
    • She kept mementoes from her travels.
16. Embargo → Embargoes
    • The government imposed trade embargoes.
17. Veto → Vetoes
    • The president issued several vetoes.
18. Zero → Zeroes
    • Write the numbers including all the zeroes.
19. Buffalo → Buffaloes
    • The buffaloes grazed on the prairie.
20. Mosquito → Mosquitoes
    • Mosquitoes can be very annoying.

Nouns Ending in Y

1. Baby → Babies
   • The babies were all sleeping peacefully.
2. Story → Stories
   • She loves reading stories before bedtime.
3. City → Cities
   • They traveled to several cities on their vacation.
4. Candy → Candies
   • The children collected many candies on Halloween.
5. Puppy → Puppies
   • The puppies played in the yard.
6. Lily → Lilies
   • The garden was full of blooming lilies.
7. Lady → Ladies
   • The ladies attended the tea party.
8. Cherry → Cherries
   • The bowl was filled with fresh cherries.
9. Family → Families
   • Several families attended the picnic.
10. Party → Parties
    • They hosted several parties during the summer.
11. Pony → Ponies
    • The children enjoyed riding the ponies.
12. Daisy → Daisies
    • She picked a bouquet of daisies.
13. Diary → Diaries
    • She kept her old diaries in a box.
14. Enemy → Enemies
    • They fought against their enemies bravely.
15. Country → Countries
    • They visited several countries on their tour.
16. Fly → Flies
    • Flies were buzzing around the picnic area.
17. Penny → Pennies
    • He saved all his pennies in a jar.
18. Toy → Toys
    • The children played with their new toys.
19. Army → Armies
    • The armies marched through the city.
20. Spy → Spies
    • The movie was about spies and their missions