Common and Proper Nouns
Which is capitalized: common or proper noun?
Proper Noun
What is a concrete noun?
Something that you can hear, touch, taste, smell and see.
What do you add to show a possessive noun?
's or '
Future tense of: read
Will read
Does a helping verb go with (Nouns/Adjectives) or (Action verb)
Action verb
What is the common noun form of Little Caesar's.
Store
What is an abstract noun?
Something that is an idea.
What is the past tense of: jump
jumped
Present tense of: love
Loves
What is a linking verb?
A word(s) connecting the subject to a noun or adjective.
Find the common noun: Yesterday, I went to the museum.
Museum
Identify the concrete noun: The cat jumped on the branch.
The cat
What is the improper past tense of run?
Ran
What is the future tense verb in this sentence: Sally will pick sea shells by the sea shore.
Will pick
Find the helping verb: We should listen to our teachers.
Should
Find the proper noun(s): Mr. Canny is going to surprise Munn Elementary with a snowman.
Mr. Canny AND Munn Elementary
Identify the abstract noun: Ms. Kessler is so clever!
Clever
Fix this sentence to include a possessive noun: the car belonging to Ron is in the garage.
Ron's car is in the garage.
What is the present tense verb of this sentence: My Among Us character goes to the electrical room.
Goes
Find the linking verb: I am a doctor
Am
What is the proper and common noun in this sentence: The class will be visiting Disneyland for the yearly fieldtrip.
Common Noun: The Class
Proper Noun: Disneyland
Identify the concrete and abstract noun(s): The girl was in a partnership with the company.
Concrete: girl/ company
Abstract: partnership
Fix this sentence to include the proper possessive noun and past tense verb: The bike belonging to Kate skid to a halt.
Kate's bike skidded to a halt.
Identify the present and future tense verb in this sentence: I am jumping on the trampoline, then I will swim in the pool.
Present Tense: jumping
Future tense: will swim
Find the linking verb AND tell whether it's a noun or adjective: The teacher seemed confused by the student
Linking verb: seemed
Student is a noun