Noun Rules
Singular or Plural
Common or Proper
Collective
Anything Goes
100

What is a plural noun?

A noun that names more than 1 person, place, thing, or idea

100

Make the following word plural: cat

cats

100

Is the following noun common or proper?: city

common

100

A group of bees

swarm

100

What is a noun?

person, place or thing

200

If a singular noun ends in ‑s, -sh, -ch, or -x, how do you make it plural?

Add -es

200

Make this word plural: child

children

200

Is the following noun common or proper? Mexico

proper

200

A group of kittens

litter

200

What does singular mean?

only one

300

If a singular noun ends in a vowel and a y, how do you make it plural?  Example:  toy

Add s to make toys

300

Is this word singular, plural, or both: moose

It is both because whether you are talking about 1 or more than 1, it's always moose.

300

Change the proper noun, "July", to a common noun.

month

300

A group of people

crowd

300

What is a proper noun?

a noun that names a specific noun

400

If a singular noun ends in a consonant and y, how do you make it plural?  Example:  lady

Change the -y to -i and add es to make ladies

400

Change tomatoes to the singular form.

tomato

400

Change the common noun, "teacher", to a proper noun.

any teacher's name

400

A group of cows

herd

400

What is a common noun?

any regular noun

500

If a noun ends with ‑f or ‑fe how do you make it plural? Ex: knife

Change the -f or -fe to -v and add -es

500

Change bookshelf to the plural form.

bookshelves

500

Name 3 proper nouns for "fast food" restaurants.

any 3 fast food restaurants: McDonald's, Burger King, Pizza Hut, etc.

500

A group of lions

pride

500

What does a possessive noun show?

ownership

600

What do you do to 'cherries' to make it singular?

drop the es

change the i to y

600

What is the singular form of elves?

Elf

600

This is the clue that a noun is a proper noun.

a capital letter

600

A group of worshippers

congregation

600

What do you do to most plural nouns to make them possessive?

add an s'