Noun
A Noun is the name of a person place or thing
TYPE OF NOUN
Answer key:
Activity I.
TYPE OF NOUN
- Common noun is used to name people, place or things in. GENERAL it refers to class or type of person or thing (without being specific)
Example: girl, city, animal, house, food - Proper noun is used to name a SPECIFIC (or individual) person, place Or thing. Proper noun begin with a capital letter.
Example: John, London, Pluto, France - Countable noun have singular and a plural form and can be used with a number or a/an before it. They are sometimes called Count nouns.
Example: car, desk, cup, house, bike - Uncountable noun are nouns that cannot be counted. They often refer to substances, liquids, and abstracts. These are sometimes called mass nouns.
Examples: wood, milk, air, happiness - Concrete nouns refer to people or things that exist physically and that at least one of the senses can detect.
Examples: dog, tree, apple, moon, socks - Abstract noun have no physical existence. They refer to ideas, emotions and concepfs you cannot see touch, hear, smell, or taste.
Example. Love, time. Fear, freedom - Compound noun are two or more words that create a noun. They can be written as One word, joined by a typhen or written as separate words.
example: rainfall, son-in-las, credit card - Collective noun refers to a set or group of people , animals or things. They are often followed by of + plural noun (e.g bunch of flowers)
examples: team, pile, stock, flock, bunch
FORMS OF NOUN
- Singular means one. It refers to one person, place, or things.
For Example: Mother, Doctor, Supermarket, School, Pencil, Basketball - Plural means two or more than two. It refers to more than one person, place, or things.
For Example: Mothers, Doctors, Supermarkets, Schools, Pencils, Basketballs8 PLURAL NOUN
- Add s to form the plural of most nouns
Example:
girl --> girls
apple --> apples - Add es to nouns that end in ch, sh, s, x, or z
Example:
bench --> benches
dish --> dishes
bus --> buses
box --> boxes
quiz --> quizzes - For nouns that end in y with a consonant before y change the y to i and add es
Example:
candy --> candies
puppy --> puppies - For nouns that end in y with a vowel before the y, just add s
Example:
toy --> toys
monkey --> monkeys - For noun that end in f or fe, drop the f or fe and add ves
Example:
loaf --> loaves
knife --> knives - For nouns that end with a consonant before an o add es
Example:
potato --> potatoes
tomato --> tomatoes - Some nouns, change the spelling of the singular noun
Example:
child --> children
mouse --> mice - Some nouns, use the same singular and plural form
Example:
fish --> fish
deer --> deer
- Add s to form the plural of most nouns
ACTIVITY I.
Circle the correct concrete noun(s) in each sentence
- The cat is purring.
- The boy kicked the ball.
- Sam plays with his friend Ben.
- The bus stops at the red light.
- We saw tigers at the zoo.
- These flowers are beautiful.
- Dad drives us carefully in the car.
- Who likes bananas?
- Luke brought cake to the party.
- The rabbit skipped across the road.
ACTIVITY II.
Circle the correct abstract noun(s) in each sentence.
- We need to think about the importance of friendship.
- You can see the love this father has for his son.
- Bradley looked at the chocolate cake with greed in his eyes.
- After Thanksgiving dinner everyone patted their full stomachs with satisfaction.
- Here eyes were full of hope as she opened her report card.
- We would like to see justice served.
- My childhood memories are a source of great joy for me.
- Would it not be great to have financial freedom to travel the world?
- His many years of teaching experience has given him the ability to understand his students.
- The daughter's acceptance of her mother's advice helped her make her decision.
ACTIVITY III.
Circle the common nouns n the sentences.
- We like to go to the zoo.
- That flower is really pretty color.
- My dog loves to go for a walk.
- Plants need water to grow.
- My cat likes to sleep all day.
ACTIVITY IV.
Circle the proper nouns in the sentences.
- We live in Australia.
- My sister Pippa likes to eat cake.
- Grandpa Joe is coming for dinner tonight.
- Christmas is my favorite time of the year.
- We went to Main Street to see the fireworks display.
ACTIVITY V.
Write C (common noun) or P (proper noun) depending on whether the underlined noun is a common or proper noun.
- _____ Jack borrowed his bike.
- _____ He lives in the forest.
- _____ He adopted a cat from the shelter.
- _____ Lily was leaning over the counter.
- _____ He wants to go to Paris.
- _____ The jar crashed on to the ground.
- _____ Ted bought an apple.
- _____ He lives near the lake.
- _____ She put her things in a basket.
- _____ Her birthday is February.
- _____ He has always wanted his own computer.
- _____ She didn't know the name of the animal.
- _____ Russia is the largest country in the world.
- _____ The New York Yankees are a baseball team.
- _____ Most people watch television.
ACTIVITY VI.
Identify the correct countable or uncountable nouns.
- When we moved, we packed up all our (furnitures, furniture).
- They have two (dogs, dog) in their home.
- Did you hear the terrible (thunders, thunder) last night?
- I've had so much (coffees, coffee) today!
- I do not like when women wear a lot of (makeups, makeup).
- We built a fort between the two (trees, tree).
- My group came up with a lot of great (ideas, idea)
- We had to load our (luggages, luggage) into the van this morning.
- All of the (girls, girl) in my class were invited to the party.
- Thank you for giving me so much (informations, information).
- We always put all of our (book, books) away before starting the test.
- I have more (homework, homeworks) this year than last year.
- Jared and I watch (football, footballs) together every Sunday.
- My mom gave us some (money, moneys) for the rides.
- We hauled many (log, logs) to the pit so we could start a fire.
ACTIVITY VII.
Underline the collective noun in each sentence.
- She shuffled the deck of cards.
- A pack of wolves circled the buffalo.
- I went to lunch with the third grade class.
- A pride of lions chased a herd of zebras.
- The dogs gathered the flock of sheep.
- We bought our mother a bouquet of roses.
- The crowd cheered the team.
- The audience clapped for the cast of the play.
ACTIVITY VIII.
Put two words together to make compound words.
- black + bird = __________
- cat + fish = __________
- house + fly = __________
- lady + bug = __________
- rattle + snake = __________
- sea + horse = __________
- silk + worm = __________
- sword + fish = __________
- wild + cat = __________
- wood + chuck = __________
ACTIVITY IX.
Convert each singular noun to plural, each plural noun to singular.
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ACTIVITY X.
Underline the noun in each sentence below. On the line, tell whether the noun is singular or plural
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Activity I.
- The cat is purring.
- The boy kicked the ball.
- Sam plays with his friend Ben.
- The bus stops at the red light.
- We saw tigers at the zoo.
- These flowers are beautiful.
- Dad drives us carefully in the car.
- Who likes bananas?
- Luke brought cake to the party.
- The rabbit skipped across the road.
Activity II.
- We need to think about the importance of friendship.
- You can see the love this father has for his son.
- Bradley looked at the chocolate cake with greed in his eyes.
- After Thanksgiving dinner everyone patted their full stomachs with satisfaction.
- Here eyes were full of hope as she opened her report card.
- We would like to see justice served.
- My childhood memories are a source of great joy for me.
- Would it not be great to have financial freedom to travel the world?
- His many years of teaching experience has given him the ability to understand his students.
- The daughter's acceptance of her mother's advice helped her make her decision.
Activity III.
- We like to go to the zoo.
- That flower is really pretty color.
- My dog loves to go for a walk.
- Plants need water to grow.
- My cat likes to sleep all day.
Activity IV.
- We live in Australia.
- My sister Pippa likes to eat cake.
- Grandpa Joe is coming for dinner tonight.
- Christmas is my favorite time of the year.
- We went to Main Street to see the fireworks display.
Activity V.
- __P__ Jack borrowed his bike.
- __C__ He lives in the forest.
- __C__ He adopted a cat from the shelter.
- __P__ Lily was leaning over the counter.
- __P__ He wants to go to Paris.
- __C__ The jar crashed on to the ground.
- __P__ Ted bought an apple.
- __C__ He lives near the lake.
- __C__ She put her things in a basket.
- __P__ Her birthday is February.
- __C__ He has always wanted his own computer.
- __C__ She didn't know the name of the animal.
- __P__ Russia is the largest country in the world.
- __P__ The New York Yankees are a baseball team.
- __C__ Most people watch television.
Activity VI.
- When we moved, we packed up all our (furnitures, furniture).
- They have two (dogs, dog) in their home.
- Did you hear the terrible (thunders, thunder) last night?
- I've had so much (coffees, coffee) today!
- I do not like when women wear a lot of (makeups, makeup).
- We built a fort between the two (trees, tree).
- My group came up with a lot of great (ideas, idea)
- We had to load our (luggages, luggage) into the van this morning.
- All of the (girls, girl) in my class were invited to the party.
- Thank you for giving me so much (informations, information).
- We always put all of our (book, books) away before starting the test.
- I have more (homework, homeworks) this year than last year.
- Jared and I watch (football, footballs) together every Sunday.
- My mom gave us some (money, moneys) for the rides.
- We hauled many (log, logs) to the pit so we could start a fire.
Activity VII.
- She shuffled the deck of cards.
- A pack of wolves circled the buffalo.
- I went to lunch with the third grade class.
- A pride of lions chased a herd of zebras.
- The dogs gathered the flock of sheep.
- We bought our mother a bouquet of roses.
- The crowd cheered the team.
- The audience clapped for the cast of the play.
Activity VIII.
- black + bird = blackbird
- cat + fish = catfish
- house + fly = housefly
- lady + bug = ladybug
- rattle + snake = rattlesnake
- sea + horse = seahorse
- silk + worm = silkworm
- sword + fish = swordfish
- wild + cat = wildcat
- wood + chuck = woodchuck
Activity IX.
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Activity X
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