Reflexive Nouns
What reflexive noun do you need to complete this sentence?
We got ____________________ some salad at the salad bar.
ourselves
What is a collective noun?
It gives a name to a group of people, places, things, or animals.
Change this phrase so that it shows possession: the bone that belonged to the dog
the dog's bone
Make the following noun plural: teacher
teachers
What is a proper noun?
It is a name of a person, place, thing, or animal.
What reflexive noun do we need here?
I saw _________________ in the mirror.
myself
What is the collective noun in the sentence below?
The soccer team won the game!
team
Change the phrase to show possession: the toys that belong to the girls
the girls' toys
Make the following noun plural: party
parties
What is a common noun?
It is a noun that is not a specific peron, place, thing or animal.
Is "ME" a reflexive pronoun?
No, but "mine" and "myself" are reflexive pronouns.
What collective noun do we need in this sentence?
I had to correct a _______ of papers.
stack/pile
Change the phrase to show possession: the babies that belong to the deer
the deer's babies
Make the following word plural: knife
knives
Turn the common noun is this sentence into a proper noun:
I went to the store.
(any store's name: Walmart, Target, Hobby Lobby ...)
What are the reflexive pronouns for "they"?
"Their" or "themselves"
What nouns is "pod" a collective noun for?
a pod of whales or peas
Make the following phrase show possession: the crowns that belonged to the princesses
the princesses' crowns
Make the following noun plural: goose
geese
Turn the propner noun in this sentence into a common noun:
I would like to eat some pizza at Dominoes.
... at a restaurant.
What reflexive pronoun goe with the pronoun "she"?
herself
What noun is "range" a collective noun for?
mountains
Make this phrase plural: the shoes that belonged to the elves
the elves' shoes
Make the following noun plural: boy
boys
Turn ALL common nouns into proper nouns in this sentence:
When Tom went to Shaws, he bought some M&Ms.
When the boy went to the store, he bought some candy/chocolate/treats.