Singular and plural nouns quiz

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• I don't know any jokes about mothers-in-law.
• He showed me three fountain pens and asked which one is mine.
• The passers-by noticed nothing.
• The postmen are on strike again.
• The commanders-in-chief are to meet tomorrow.
• How many coal-mines are to be shut?
• Not all Lord Chancellors in our history are worth mentioning.
• The lookers-on were asked to go home.
• Where are my blacking-brushes?
• Tom and Rob are his stepsons.
• I've got two pocket-knives.
• Sam and Tom are my room-mates.
• Are you typical stays-at-home?
• Put all the press-cuttings on my desk, please.
• Mary and Kate are sisters-in-law.
• Are there any merry-go-rounds there?
• I won't tolerate any go-betweens in this business!
• Are there any boy scouts in your class?
• There are three American men-of-war in the gulf.
• Bowler-hats are in fashion again.