Nouns
Which is a noun?
A person, place, things, animals, ideas, planets, days of the week, and months of the year.
What is the verb?
She is late for school.
is
What is the preposition?
My socks are under my bed.
under
What is the prepositional phrase?
My mom is in the kitchen.
in the kitchen
What is the subject?
Mom and Dad buy groceries at Walmart.
Mom and Dad
How do you call a noun that is only one?
singular
What is the verb?
We rested after running around the track.
rested
What is the preposition?
We ran around the track.
around
What is the prepositional phrase?
My house is across the street.
across the street
What is the subject?
Both students play football at PVMS.
Both boys
How do you call a noun that is more than one?
plural
What is the verb?
I am watching football tonight.
am watching
What is the preposition?
Classes start at 8:20.
at
What is the prepositional phrase?
Your laptop is on your desk.
on your desk
What is the correct verb to use?
Many students (walk, walks) to school.
walk
Which is a noun?
assist, late, happiness
happiness
Mr. Harden is the principal at PVMS.
What type of verb is is?
linking verb
What is the preposition?
Dr. Turner is in her office.
in
What is the prepositional phrase?
She looks similar to her mother.
to her mother
What is the correct verb to use?
Mom (wash, washes) clothes on Saturdays.
washes
idea
What type of a verb is will?
My brother will join the Army.
helping verb
What is the preposition?
Lunch is around 11 o'clock.
around
What is the prepositional phrase?
We don't come to school on Monday.
on Monday
True or False
If the subject is plural, the verb should be singular.
False