Exercises

Complete the plural as in the example: One girl | two girls

Nouns, in general, refer to the word which is given as names of people, places, events and things. There are a lot of different classes of nouns, and abstract nouns are one of them. What is special about this class of nouns is that they are not detected by any of our five senses. We…

Concrete nouns are types of nouns which can be experienced through our five senses: smell, sight, taste, hearing, and touch. They’re things. Concrete nouns can be (depending on the appropriate context, naturally) smelled, seen, heard, felt, or tasted. Examples of Concrete Nouns: Dog Mother’s Day Farm Music Stars Europe Washington D.C Doll Tornado Concrete nouns…

Fill in “am”, “is” or “are”.

Write the correct comparative form for each adjective: old-older.

add “a” or “an”.

Fill in the blanks using “Does”, “does”, “has”, “is”, “Is”.

In general, nouns signify people, places, things and ideas. The proper noun, however, is a type of noun that specifically names one noun. Examples: Common Nouns vs. Proper Nouns Common Nouns Proper Nouns writer Sydney Sheldon teacher Mrs. Hickory cookie Oreo city London school Harvard University Sample Sentences: Abigael gave Mary a freshly-baked cookie but…

Common nouns are words that refer to people, places, things, or ideas. Unlike the other type of noun, proper noun, common nouns are not the actual names of the categories mentioned above. A common noun identifies a thing; a proper noun gives a thing its specific name.Sentence Examples:1. People– Sheila climbed the tree. (“Sheila” is…

We always hear this word – noun. We hear it at school, we hear it at home. Perhaps even when we grow old, we will still hear this word. That stands to reason – nouns are everywhere. A noun is the word used to name a person, place, thing, event, or idea. Anything that exists…