COMMON, PROPER, or PRONOUN
Common/Proper/ Pronoun Noun
Mrs. Miller
What is Proper
What is the proper noun in this sentence... Mrs. Simpson loves to shop.
What is Mrs. Simpson
What is the common noun in this sentence? Jacob loves to go to the park.
What is park
Lisa is reading _____ book.
What is her
Which is the common noun? cereal or Fruit Loops
What is cereal
Sound words
What is onomatopoeia
Common/Proper/Pronoun?
pizza
What is common
What is the proper noun in this sentence? My favorite store to shop in is Best Buy.
What is Best Buy
What is the common noun in this sentence? Logan took the test.
What is test
The boys played well, but _____ still lost.
What is they
Which is a proper noun? holiday or Thanksgiving
What is Thanksgiving
Giving human characteristics to something non-human
What is Personification
Common/Proper/Pronoun? someone
What is Pronoun
What is the proper noun in this sentence? Meghan loves to eat chocolate.
What is Meghan
What is the common noun in this sentence? I love to watch the race.
What is race
The team is on a winning streak; ____ might win the next game.
What is we or
What is they
Which is common? super market or WalMart
What is super market
A comparison of two things that are not alike, using the words "like" or "as"
What is simile
Common/Proper/Pronoun? Albemarle School
What is Proper
What is the proper noun in this sentence? Buddy is the best dog ever!
What is Buddy
What is the common noun in this sentence? The book was long and hard to understand.
What is book
The boys played baseball. _____ improved a lot.
What is they
Which is the pronoun? him or John
What is him
A comparison of two things that are not alike, using the words "is" or "are"
What is metaphor
Common/Proper/Pronoun? me
What is pronoun
What is the proper noun in this sentence? My favorite movie is Happy Thanksgiving Charlie Brown.
What is Happy Thanksgiving Charlie Brown
What is the common noun in this sentence? Could you please bring me my sandwich?
What is sandwich
One girl forgot to bring ______ uniform.
What is her
Which is proper? Carol or she
What is Carol
An exaggeration so dramatic that it is obviously not ture
What is hyperbole