Common/Proper
Mrs. Kegley came to the football game to cheer on the Senators.
Mrs. Kegley
Senators
The writer used his own family for inspiration.
inspiration
plural
Tells who or what the sentence is about
subject
Firefighters often face danger they have to be alert.
Crailee's birthday is on Thursday.
Crailee
Thursday
The soldiers fought for our freedom.
soldiers- concrete
freedom- abstract
My friend told a tale about knights and dragons.
tale- singular
knights and dragons- plural
tells what the subject does or is
predicate
Firefighters often face danger, so they have to be alert.
sentence
The class wrote reports about planets.
class
reports
planets
The new factory will open soon.
factory- concrete
Two girls spoke about training horses on a ranch.
girls and horses- plural
ranch- singular
The quarterback faked a pass and ran the ball.
The quarterback
conjunction
The boys researched Mars and Jupiter.
boys- common
Mars and Jupiter- proper
The building was finished in three months.
building- concrete
months-abstract
The counselors added more logs to the flames.
all nouns are plural
The quarterback faked a pass and ran the ball.
faked a pass and ran the ball.
Medicine is complicated doctors must study hard.
Mac dressed up like Willie Wonka on Friday at the campground.
Mac, Willie Wonka, Friday -proper
campground- common
People have rights to freedom and happiness.
rights
freedom
happiness
We saw two baby fox playing in the field.
change fox to foxes
The stands exploded with cheers and applause.
The stands- subject
exploded with cheers and applause - predicate
My father is a teacher, he loves his job.
My father is a teacher, and he loves his job.