Transcript LANGUAGE - TEACHEZ

LANGUAGE
Nouns
Proper Nouns
Singular and Plural Nouns
NOUNS
Look around you.
What do you see?
A book? A chair?
Everything you see is a
noun.
A noun names a person,
place or thing.
Look for the nouns in
the following
sentences.
A boy from Florida
brought his rabbit to
school in a cage.
The rabbit got out of the
cage.
The boy ran after his
rabbit.
It hopped down the hall
and into the cafeteria.
It ate the salad.
All of the blue words are
nouns.
Nouns name
people, places
and things.
Can you find the nouns
in the following
sentences?
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1. My sister likes frogs.
2. The sandwich is on the table.
3. The lamp burned my finger.
4. The children played jump
rope on the playground.
5. Sarah saw paintings and art
at the museum.
PROPER NOUNS
Daytona Beach, Florida
George Washington
Fido
These nouns name a certain
place, a certain person, or a
certain thing.
We call nouns that name
specific people, places,
or things:
PROPER NOUNS.
All Proper Nouns must
start with a capital
letter.
Your name starts with a
capital letter.
Your name is a
Proper Noun.
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Can you fix the proper nouns.
Remember to capitalize it!
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president smith will
leave washington, d.c. in
january.
A noun can name one
thing, or it can name
more than one thing.
Another name for just
one of something is
singular.
All of these are
singular nouns.
car pencil pig
book cup computer
Another name for more
than one thing is
plural.
Plural nouns name more
than one person, place,
or thing.
All of these are
plural nouns.
cars pencils pigs
books cups computers
All you do to make
most nouns plural is
add the letter “s” to
the end of the word.
But some nouns already
end in s, or ss. They
need an “es” at the end
to make them plural.
bus = buses
dress = dresses
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Make these words plural.
recess
pass
mess
For nouns that end in
ch, sh, or x,
you also have to add
“es” to make them plural.
lunch = lunches
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Make these nouns plural.
wish
fox
bunch
There are some nouns
that you don’t use “s”
or “es”, instead you
spell the word a new
way, like this:
foot = feet
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Make these nouns plural.
tooth
child
woman
man
Remember: Nouns
name people, places
and things.