Nouns Types (proper, common, abstract, concrete, singular, plural, possessive, subject noun, object noun, predicate noun, possessive noun)
Are the following words proper or common, abstract or concrete, singular or plural, or possessive?
cats
Haas Hall Academy
babies'
Common, concrete, plural
Proper, concrete, singular
Common, concrete, plural, possessive
Identify the personal pronouns in the following sentence.
She went to the movies with her close friends.
She, her
Identify if the pronoun in bold is reflective or intensive.
I thought to myself, "What a wonderful day?!".
Reflective
Identify if the bolded pronouns is demonstrative, interrogative, or relative.
That is mine!
Demonstrative
Fill in the blank with the correct verb based on the indefinite article.
Someone left (their, his or her) umbrella in the classroom.
his or her
Identify if the nouns in the sentence below are subject nouns, object nouns, predicate nouns, or possessive nouns.
The boys ran down the street.
Subject, object
What is a first person, object pronoun?
me
Identify the reflective/intensive pronoun and identify as either reflective or intensive.
He himself made 100s on every test of the school year.
himself - reflective
Identify if the bolded pronouns is demonstrative, interrogative, or relative.
Who won first place?
Interrogative
Fill in the blank with the correct verb based on the indefinite article.
Most of the match will be remembered for (their, its) intensity.
its
Are the following words proper or common, abstract or concrete, singular or plural, or possessive?
freedom
Sydelle Pulaski's
pepperoni pizza
Common, abstract, singular
Proper, concrete, singular, possessive
Common, concrete, singular
What is a first person, plural, subject pronoun?
Identify the reflective/intensive pronoun and identify as either reflective or intensive.
She told herself that she wasn't scared, so she could face her fears.
herself, reflective
Identify if the bolded pronouns is demonstrative, interrogative, or relative.
My room is the one that is on the left.
Relative
When everybody (leave, leaves) tonight, please make sure you turn out the lights.
leaves
Identify if the nouns in the sentence below are subject nouns, object nouns, predicate nouns, or possessive nouns.
Haas Hall Academy is the #2 ranked high school in the state of Arkansas.
Subject, predicate, object
3rd person, plural, object pronoun
them
Identify the reflective/intensive pronoun and identify as either reflective or intensive.
They themselves camped in the wilderness for two whole weeks.
themselves, intensive
Which book is yours?
Interrogative
Neither (is, are) a perfect solution to the problem.
is
Identify if the nouns in the sentence below are subject nouns, object nouns, predicate nouns, or possessive nouns.
Scholars' excellent grades at Haas Hall Academy are always a huge success.
Possessive, subject, object, predicate
Third person, possessive, plural noun.
theirs
She reminded herself that her mother, herself worked as a single mother her whole life.
herself - reflective
herself - intensive
Bob's favorite class is 3rd block, which is German class.
relative
Several (is, are) in attendance today.
are