In Italian grammar, the concept of Plural refers to the distinction between singular and plural nouns. This is important for learners to master, as it affects not only the noun itself, but also the articles and adjectives that agree with it. The plural form of a noun is typically created by changing the ending of the singular form. For example, nouns ending in “-o” in the singular usually change to “-i” in the plural. However, there are exceptions and other rules to be aware of, which is why practicing with exercises is beneficial. The following exercises will help you test and improve your understanding of Noun Number in Italian grammar. Remember to pay attention to the hints provided for each sentence.
