PLURALS
Make the word dish plural
Dishes
A giraffe is tall, but a tree is ____.
Taller
“The dog ran outside.”
Dog
What is the proper noun in this sentence: “Jack went to school.”
Jack
What is the compound subject in this sentence? “Tom and Sam play soccer.”
Tom and Sam
Make the word fox plural
Foxes
A rabbit is fast, but a cheetah is ____.
Faster
Give two examples of common nouns.
Which is a proper noun: girl, Emma, or teacher?
Emma
What is the compound subject in this sentence? “The cat and the dog ran outside.”
Cat and Dog
Make the word glass plural
Glasses
My bag is heavy, but your bag is ____.
Heavier
Which word is a common noun: Monday, city, or Sarah?
Which is a proper noun: country, America, or city?
America
What is the compound subject in this sentence? “My teacher and the principal welcomed the students.”
Teacher and Principal
Make the word baby plural
Babies
Of the three sisters, Mia is the ____.
Youngest
hich word is a common noun: McDonald's, school, or Friday?
School
Which is a proper noun: month, January, or year?
January
Which sentence has a compound subject?
A. The boy runs fast.
B. Mia and Lily read books.
C. The bird sings.
B- Mia and Lily read books.
Make the word child plural
Children
Which word compares three or more things: tall, taller, or tallest?
Tallest
What are the common noun(s) in this sentence? “The girl read a book.”
Girl and Book
Which is a proper noun: country, Canada, or continent?
Canada
Which sentence has a compound subject?
A. The students finished their homework.
B. The teacher and the principal greeted the families.
C. The little dog barked loudly.
B. The teacher and the principal greeted the families.