Kinds of Nouns
Plural, Possessive, or Contraction
Types of Sentences
Simple, Compound, or Run-On
Appositives
100

Names any person, place, or thing

Common Noun

100

Mr. Cangelosi's going to a concert.

Contraction

100

The President is the leader of the Executive Branch.

Declarative

100

One creature had a long, spiraling tusk

Simple Sentence

100

My brother Ryan is an electrical engineer.

My brother, Ryan, is an electrical engineer.

200

Names a group of individuals

Collective Noun

200

The piety of the Saints is unmatched.

Plural Noun

200

Tell me how many presidents there have been.

Imperative

200

Poaching, a form of illegal hunting is illegal, it is highly immoral.

Run-On

200

Pontifex Maximus a Roman title is now an official title of the Pope

Pontifex Maximus a Roman title is now an official title of the Pope

300

Names ideas, qualities, or feelings.

Abstract Noun

300

My wife's birthday is in August.

Singular Possessive

300

Abraham Lincoln is most famous for owning multiple Bughattis of various colors.

Declarative

300

Scientists and Biologists research and work side by side in order to come up with a solution.

Simple sentence

300

Hannibal Barca a Carthaginian general brought Rome to the brink of destruction.

Hannibal Barca, a Carthaginian general, brought Rome to the brink of destruction.

400

Names the person or thing that owns or has something

Possessive Noun

400

It's been in the freezer for far too long.

Contraction

400

Go finish your homework!

Exclamatory/Imperative

400

Potentially hundreds of Narwhals could be saved a year, the effort is worth it.

Run-On

400

Britain and France two major powers were engaged in a trade war.

Britain and France, two major powers, were engaged in a trade war.

500

Nouns made up of two or more words.

Compound Noun

500

The actors' performance was breathtaking.

Plural Possessive

500

Can you tell me the time?

Interrogative

500

Narwhals were once widely hunted, but recent laws restrict hunting and protect these unique creatures.

Compound

500

Thomas Jefferson the author of the Declaration of Independence was the third president.

Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence, was the third president.