Common Nouns
This is the common noun in the sentence The cat slept on the sofa.
What is “cat” (or “sofa”)?
This is the proper noun in the sentence: Maria went to Target.
What are Maria and Target?
This pronoun can replace Kelly in the sentence Kelly is reading a book.
What is she?
This word dog is this type of noun.
What is a common noun?
This word apple is a noun.
What is yes?
These three words are common nouns you would likely find in a classroom.
What are desk, teacher, and pencil?
This proper noun is the city where he lives in the sentence: He lives in Chicago.
What is Chicago?
This pronoun correctly fits the sentence: ____ went to the park with me.
What is they?
This word Starbucks is this type of noun.
What is a proper noun?
In the sentence I went for a run this morning, this word run is acting as a noun.
What is run?
This word, meaning a large town, is a common noun.
What is city?
300: This day of the week is a proper noun.
What is Monday?
These pronouns can replace students.
What are they, them, or those?
These are the types of nouns in the list: Amazon, pencil, city, Michael, pizza.
What are Amazon, Michael (proper); pencil, city, pizza (common)?
This word is not a noun: happiness, dog, blue, teacher.
What is blue?
This proper noun McDonald’s can be changed into this common noun.
What is "restaurant"?
This word is the proper noun in the sentence: The band Coldplay performed in a stadium.
What is Coldplay?
This is the pronoun in the sentence: She gave her notebook to him.
What are she, her, and him?
This sentence has both common and proper nouns:
a) He is walking quickly.
b) Sarah brought donuts for her class.
What is b?
The statement Swimming is always a verb, never a noun is this (true or false).
What is false?
These are all the common nouns in the sentence: The teacher gave the students books for the library.
What are teacher, students, books, and library?
These proper nouns could replace the words in the sentence: The boy went to a store in a city.
Who is James went to Walmart in New York?
This is the rewritten sentence using pronouns: Lisa and John said that Lisa and John were going to the game.
What is They said that they were going to the game?
This is a sentence with one proper noun, one common noun, and one pronoun.
What is Maria bought a book, and she read it?
This is a sentence with a word that can be both a noun and a verb.
What is I will play a game after the school play?