Proper Nouns
My best friend is maya.
What is/are the proper noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
Maya
I like pizza.
What is/are the common noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
pizza
"I love blue" she exclaimed.
How may errors are there?
2 - "I love blue!" she exclaimed.
My favorite ice cream shop is salt and straw.
What is/are the proper noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
Salt and Straw
I love loving cup!
What is/are the common noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
None!
"I'm tired" announced Julia.
How many errors are there?
1 - "I'm tired," announced Julia.
My favorite restaurants are patxi's pizza and rome burger.
What is/are the proper noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
Paxti's Pizza, Rome Burger
My favorite animals are giraffes, lions, and tigers. All of them are at the zoo.
What is/are the common noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
animals, giraffes, lions, tigers, zoo
Elizabeth shouted "let’s go outside!"
How many errors are there?
2 - Elizabeth shouted, "Let’s go outside!"
I ran into piper and ella at loving cup.
What is/are the proper noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
Piper, Ella, Loving Cup
When I went to los angeles, I went to disneyland. I went on a lot of rides.
What is/are the common noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
rides
Snakes are reptiles, we were informed, "they also have scales."
How many errors are there?
3 - "Snakes are reptiles," we were informed, "They also have scales."
I had a volleyball game against burke's, and I had to play against 2 of my friends, isa and lulu.
What is/are the proper noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
Burke's, Isa, Lulu
My sister is super annoying, I hate it when she doesn’t let me do my homework.
What is/are the common noun(s)
(Hint:the proper noun(s) are not capitalized)
sister, homework
Sounds good Beatrice replied "see you at 6:00 tonight"
How many errors are there?
6 - "Sounds good," Beatrice replied, "See you 6:00 tonight."