Identifying Nouns
The cat chased the mouse.
cat, mouse
Maria went to the store.
Maria- proper
store- common
The dog barked with joy.
dog- concrete
joy- abstract
The apple fell from the tree.
apple- singular
tree- singular
The (dogs/dog's/dogs') tails were wagging.
The teacher gave the students a test.
teacher, students, test
Mr. Lopez teaches at Lincoln Middle School.
Mr. Lopez- proper
Lincoln Middle School- proper
The storm caused great fear.
storm- concrete
fear- abstract
The dogs chased the ball.
dogs- plural
ball- singular
The (teacher’s / teachers / teachers’) lounge was newly painted.
teachers'
My brother found an old coin in the garden.
brother, coin, garden
The students read Charlotte's Web in their class.
students- common
Charlotte's Web- proper
class- common
Her friendship brought comfort during a difficult time.
friendship- abstract
comfort- abstract
time- abstract
The children wore costumes to the party.
children- plural
costumes- plural
party- singular
The (child’s / childs / childs’) backpack was left on the bus.
child's
The crowd cheered as the band started the parade.
crowd, band, parade
Dr. Patel traveled to Paris for a medical conference.
Dr. Patel- proper
Paris- proper
conference- common
The painting showed beauty and sadness.
painting- concrete
beauty- abstract
sadness- abstract
Leaves covered the yard after the storms.
Leaves- plural
yard- singular
storms- plural
The (men’s / mens / mens’) shoes are on sale today.
men's
The curiosity of the scientists led to an unexpected discovery.
curiosity, scientists, discovery
Hershey's factory in Pennsylvania makes delicious chocolate bars.
Hershey's- proper
Pennsylvania- proper
bars- common
Wisdom often grows from experience and mistakes.
Wisdom- abstract
experience- abstract
mistakes- I'd accept either
The fish swim quickly between the rocks and under the boats.
fish- plural
rocks- plural
boats- plural
All of the (students / student’s / students’) essays were graded.
students'