Types of Nouns
Danielle, Chefette and Japan are all example of which type of noun?
These are all Proper Nouns.
How would I form the plural of a word ending with -s, -ss, -ch, -x?
We form the plural of words ending with these letter by adding -es.
E.g boxes, churches, classes
Sugar is an example of an abstract noun.
False.
Which is the verb phrase?
A. The river
B. I ate all the Christmas ham
Neither. A is a noun phrase and B is a sentence.
How would we make the word 'sheep' plural?
There is no change. Sheep stays the same in its singular AND plural form.
A library is what we call a group of books. True or False?
True! A library of books.
'A host of angels' is an example of which type of nouns?
'A host of angels' is an example of a Collective Noun.
How do we form the plural of the word foot?
By changing the vowel. Foot becomes feet.
Abstract nouns are the names of people, places and things. True or False?
False. Abstract nouns are nouns that cannot be seen or touched.
What are abstract nouns?
Abstract nouns are nouns that cannot be seen or felt but they exist, just not as physical objects.
How do we form the plural of compound nouns? Give 1 example.
We make compound nouns plural by adding -s to the first word.
E.g passers-by
The plural of crisis is crisises. True or False?
False! The plural of crisis is crises.