Singular/Plural
What is the plural form of child?
Children
Is pencil concrete or abstract?
Concrete
identify the subject:
The dog barked loudly.
Dog
Identify the direct object:
Lucy kicked the ball.
ball
Make dog possesive
Dog's
What is the plural form of library?
Libraries
Is courage a concrete or abstract noun?
Abstract
Identify the subject:
My younger brother plays soccer.
brother
Identify the direct object:
The students read the novel.
novel
make students possesive
students'
What is the plural form of city?
Cities
Identify the abstract noun:
Sophia showed kindness to the new student.
Kindness
Identify the subject complement:
My favorite subject is history.
history
Identify the indirect object: Mrs. Smith gave the students homework.
students
identify the appositive
My friend, Sarah, loves to read.
Sarah
What is the plural form of knife?
Knives
Identify the concrete and abstract nouns:
The soldier showed bravery during the battle.
Concrete: soldier, battle
Abstract: bravery
Identify the subject and the subject complement:
St. Francis was a devoted friar.
Subject: St. Francis
Subject Complement: friar
Identify both objects:
My mother baked my brother a cake.
indirect object: brother
direct object: cake
Identify the appositive AND the noun it renames:
Our principal, Mrs. Johnson, greeted the students.
Appositive: Mrs. Johnson; renames principal
Correct this sentence:
The two womans carried their babys into the churches.
The two women carried their babies into the churches.
Identify all the nouns and classify them as concrete and abstract:
Maria's friendship gave her hope during the difficult journey.
Concrete: Maria, journey
Abstract: friendship, hope
Identify the subject complement and explain what it renames:
Percy Jackson is the son of poseidon.
son; it renames/describes Percy Jackson
identify the subject, verb, indirect object, and direct object:
The teacher taught the students a new lesson.
Subject: teacher
Verb: taught
indirect object: students
direct object: lesson
Identify the possessive noun AND appositive. Say whether it is restrictive or nonrestrictive.
My brother's friend, Michael, won the contest.
Possessive: brother's
Appositive: Michael
Nonrestrictive