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Name the nouns in the following sentence: Jeff lives on an island.
Jeff, island
100

Are the following common or proper nouns?  queen, state, country

common nouns

100
A __________ noun names only 1 person, place, or thing.
singular
100
If a nouns ends with a vowel and y, add __.
s
100
Make the nouns plural: child, man, goose.
children, men, geese
200
Name the nouns in the following sentence: The house faces the dark blue ocean.
house, ocean
200

Name the proper nouns in the sentence: Queen Elizabeth recently passed away in September.

Queen Elizabeth and September

200
A ________ noun names 2 or more people, places, or things.
plural
200
If a noun ends with a consonant and y, change the y to __ and add ____.
i, es
200

Make these nouns singular: people, mice, sheep.

person, mouse, sheep

300
Name the nouns in the following sentence: Fishing boats enter the harbor daily.
boats, harbor
300
Name the nouns from the sentence. Then identify whether they are common or proper. *On Tuesday Timmy brought in a book about famous explorers.
Tuesday-proper/ Timmy-proper/ book-common /famous explorers-common
300
Make these singular nouns, plural: boy, puddle, rose
boys, puddles, roses
300
Make these nouns plural: toy, family, monkey
toys, families, monkeys
300
Make these nouns plural: deer, foot, tooth.
deer, feet, teeth
400
Name the nouns in the following sentence: Many people catch lobsters.
people, lobsters
400
Name the nouns from the sentence. Then identify whether they are common or proper. *The book told about brave sailors from Europe.
book-common/ sailors-common/ Europe-proper
400
Make these singular nouns, plural: bus, box, bunch, fox.
buses, boxes, bunches, foxes
400
Make these nouns plural: berry, sky, party.
berries, skies, parties
400
Make these nouns singular: moose, women, children.
moose, woman, child
500
Explain the differences between common and proper nouns and singular and plural nouns.

common- regular nouns  proper-specific nouns

singular- one  plural-more than one

500

Name the nouns from the sentence. Then identify whether they are common or proper. *Was Columbus looking for gold and spices?

Columbus- proper/ gold-common/ spices-commom

500
Make these singular nouns, plural: toolbox, coach, store, prize, inch
toolboxes, coaches, stores, prizes, inches
500
Make these nouns plural: ray, pony, donkey.
rays, ponies, donkeys
500
Make these nouns plural: deer, sheep, moose.
deer, sheep, moose