Common & Proper Nouns
Singular & Plural Nouns
Irregular Plural Nouns
Singular Possessive Nouns
100

Identify the proper noun in this sentence: 

My cousin visited Pittsburgh last weekend.

Pittsburgh

100

What is the plural form of the word box? 

Boxes 

100

What is the irregular plural form of child? 

children

100

What punctuation mark is usually added before the letter s to make a singular noun possessive? 

apostrophe 

200

Which words should be capitalized in this sentence? 

On monday, sarah and her brother visited the zoo. 

Monday

Sarah 

200

Change these three singular nouns into plural nouns: 

baby, dish, toy 

babies

dishes 

toys 

200

What are the irregular plural forms of mouse and tooth? 

mice 

teeth

200

Rewrite this phrase using a singular possessive noun: 

The backpack belonging to the girl

The girl's backpack 

300

What is the difference between a common and a proper noun

A common noun names any one member of a group of people, places, or things.

A proper noun begins with a capital letter and names a particular person, place, or thing. 

300

What is the difference between a singular and plural noun? 

Singular = 1 

Plural = more than 1 

300

Complete the sentence with the correct irregular plural nouns:

The farmer saw three _____ (goose) and two (deer) near the pond. 

geese 

deer

300

Choose the correct singular possessive noun to complete the sentence: 

The (dog/ dog's / dogs') collar was red. 

dog's 

400

Identify all the common and proper nouns in this sentence: 

Mrs. Johnson brought her students to the Carnegie Museum. 

Common: students 

Proper: Mrs. Johnson, Carnegie Museum 

400

Find and correct the plural noun mistake in this sentence: The familys packed their lunchs and rode two buss to the park. 

The families packed their lunches and rode two buses to the park. 

400

Find and correct all the irregular plural noun mistakes in this sentence: 

The womans watched the mouses run past the sheeps. 

The women watched the mice run past the sheep. 

400

Rewrite this sentence using singular possessive nouns: 

The lunch belonging to James and the notebook belonging to the teacher were on the desk. 

James's lunch and the teacher's notebook were on the desk. 

500

Rewrite the sentence using correct capitalization. Then identify all the common and proper nouns. 

Last friday, emma and her family visited the pittsburgh zoo in pennsylvania. 

Last Friday, Emma and her family visited the Pittsburgh zoo in Pennsylvania. 

Common: family

Proper: Friday, Emma, Pittsburgh Zoo, Pennsylvania  

500

Rewrite the sentence by changing every singular noun into a plural noun and making any other necessary changes.

The baby carried a toy and a box to the party. 

The babies carried toys and boxes to the parties. 

500
Rewrite this sentence using the correct plural forms of the nouns in parentheses: 


The (woman) watched the (child) as they brushed their (tooth) and washed their (foot). 

The women watched the children as they brushed their teeth and washed their feet. 

500

Find and correct all three singular possessive noun mistakes in this sentence: 

The babys toy was under the teachers desk next to James backpack. 

The baby's toy was under the teacher's desk next to James's backpack. 

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