Proper Nouns
Tell an example of a proper noun.
(Teacher will accept any name.)
Spell the plural form of "child."
children
We never put a FANBOYS in the middle of a sentence. True or False?
What are the two parts of every sentence?
naming part + telling part
What do asking sentences always end with?
a question mark (?)
What do we always do to the first letter of a proper noun?
Capitalize it!
Spell the plural form of "baby."
babies
What is another word (not FANBOYS) that we never start a sentence with?
because
Say the naming part in this sentence:
Judy and I are best friends.
Judy and I
Name the question word in this asking sentence:
Who are you going with?
Who
Which letters do you capitalize in this proper noun?
busan elementary school
B + E + S
(Busan Elementary School)
Spell the plural form of "knife."
knives
Fix the FANBOYS mistake.
I went to the beach. But it was too cold to swim.
I went to the beach, but it was too cold to swim.
Say the telling part in this sentence:
My mom and I went to the shopping mall on Sunday.
went to the shopping mall on Sunday.
Name the question word in this asking sentence:
Did you already eat?
What are three kinds of proper nouns?
names of people, places, streets, cities, pets, titles, movies, books, brands, holidays, months, days
Spell the plural form of "key."
keys
Fix the FANBOYS mistake:
My favorite book is Curious George. Because he is funny.
What is another name for the naming part of a sentence?
Subject
Name the question word in this asking sentence:
Will you open this for me?
will
Fix all the proper noun mistakes:
I went to everland with my friends jimmy and lily on children's day.
Everland, Jimmy, Lily, Children's Day
Spell the plural form of "bus."
buses
Name all the FANBOYS!
FOR, AND, NOR, BUT, OR, YET, SO
Predicate
Fix this asking sentence. It is in the wrong order:
I can take a break now?
Can I take a break now?