Nouns
Which words are nouns: fishing, fish, fisherman
fish and fisherman
Would you use a or an in front of this word?
giraffe
a
Which noun is the subject in this sentence?
The teacher gave a test.
teacher
Replace Bob with a pronoun:
Bob went swimming.
He
Name the part of speech.
run
verb
Which words are abstract nouns: geese, love, town, beauty
love and beauty
Would you use a or an in front of these words?
angry hippo
an
Which noun is the object in this sentence?
Tori ate a yummy cake.
cake
Replace Bob with a pronoun:
Lola gave Bob a high five.
him
Name the part of speech:
ugly
adjective
Which is the correct definition for a collective noun:
A word that represents a group of people, animals or things.
OR
A word that represents a concept, idea or feeling that you CANNOT see, hear, taste, smell or touch.
A word that represents a group of people, animals or things.
Is this correct?
a phone
Yes
Is this correct?
The subject is the noun or pronoun doing the action.
Yes
Replace Nat and Kim with a pronoun:
Nat and Kim like skating.
they
Name the part of speech:
Bernard
proper noun
Give an example of an abstract noun.
Your teacher will let you know whether it's correct.
Is this correct?
an silly gorilla
No
Is this correct?
The object of a sentence is the one doing the action.
No.
Identify the subject pronoun in this sentence:
I gave some money to him.
I
What is the verb in this sentence?
Mary is a friend of mine.
is
Use a collective noun and an abstract noun in the same sentence.
Your teacher will let you know if it's correct.
When do you use an in front of a word?
Use an in front of a word when the word starts with a vowel.
What is the subject of this sentence?
Ben and Beth ate pizza.
Ben and Beth
Which pronoun is the object?
Maddy looked at it.
it
Look at the bolded words and name their part of speech:
Jim saw a gaggle of geese near the beautiful pond.
Jim is a proper noun
saw is a verb
gaggle is a collective noun
beautiful is an adjective