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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns. Part of the country: I visited the South last spring. Direction: Turn north at the light.

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Page 1: Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns. Part of the country: I visited the South last spring. Direction: Turn north at the light.

Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

Part of the country: I visited the South last spring.

Direction: Turn north at the light.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

1. When alex graduated from high school, he took a trip to the south.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

2. On the first day, he drove 300 miles southwest.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

3. He started in baltimore and spent the first night in north carolina.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

4. On the second day, alex drove west to visit some friends in tennessee.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

5. The next day alex headed southeast to florida.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

6. I’ve never been west of the mississippi river.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

7. Next year, we pan to take a trip to the west.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

8. We’ll fly to california and then rent a car.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

9. After we visit local sights, we’ll drive north to san francisco.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

10. My cousins from the northern part of the sate will join us on a tour of the southwest.

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

Proper Nouns Common NounsEnglish. Spanish languageHistory I social studiesIntroduction to Biology science

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

1. Karl got an A in ____________________.a. Englishb. english

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

2. Next year Alex is taking _______________.a. math and social studiesb. Math and Social Studies

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

3. Jennifer signed up for _______________.a. math Ib. Math I

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

4. Tina enjoys _______________.a. physical educationb. Physical Education

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

5. Danny is going on a field trip in ___________.a. earth science IIb. Earth Science II

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

6. Who teaches your ___________ class this year?a. scienceb. Science

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

7. The students in _______________will put on a play for their class project.a. drama IIb. Drama II

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

8. Miguel decided to take __________ for extra credit.a. introduction to musicb. Introduction to Music

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

9. Tony speaks _______________.a. japanese, chinese, and frenchb. Japanese. Chinese, and French

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The name of a language and particular course are proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common noun.

10. Did you do better in _______________.a. geography or historyb. Geography or History

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and people are some of the things that can have a title. The first word and all main words in a title are capitalized.

Reverend Frank Garcia Lord of the Rings

The Star-Spangled Banner The Red Pony

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and people are some of the things that can have a title. The first word and all main words in a title are capitalized.

1. the red badge of courage

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and people are some of the things that can have a title. The first word and all main words in a title are capitalized.

2. the sound of music

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and people are some of the things that can have a title. The first word and all main words in a title are capitalized.

3. the tonight show

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and people are some of the things that can have a title. The first word and all main words in a title are capitalized.

4. the world almanac

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and people are some of the things that can have a title. The first word and all main words in a title are capitalized.

5. president andrew jackson

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A collective noun is the name of a group of people or things.

Groups of people: group, audience, crowd

Groups of things: herd, flock, collection

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A collective noun is the name of a group of people or things.

The baseball team practiced every day.

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A collective noun is the name of a group of people or things.

Alex’s club had a meeting every Thursday.

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A collective noun is the name of a group of people or things.

The whole neighborhood went to the picnic.

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A collective noun is the name of a group of people or things.

Carla decided to join the navy.

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A collective noun is the name of a group of people or things.

The jury found the man innocent.

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A concrete noun is a word that names something you can see and touch.

An abstract noun is word that names something you can think about or talk about. You cannot see it or touch it. An abstract noun is an idea.

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Concrete Nouns

• money• clock• school• steel

Abstract Nouns

• cost• time• education• strength

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. feverb. thermometer

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. lawb. judge

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. priceb. price tag

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. pizzab. hunger

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. yearb. calendar

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. earthquakeb. disaster

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. kindnessb. friend

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. telephoneb. communication

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. tearsb. disappointment

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Concrete noun – something you can see or touch

Abstract noun – an idea that you cannot see or touch

Identify the abstract nouna. fameb. actor


ALL nouns in Spanish are either MASCULINE OR FEMININE. Nouns that refer to males are masculine, those that refer to females are feminine. Most nouns.

ALL nouns in Spanish are either MASCULINE OR FEMININE. Nouns that refer to males are masculine, those that refer to females are feminine. Most nouns.

Nouns, Adjectives and Gustar. All nouns are either masculine or feminine.

Nouns, Adjectives and Gustar. All nouns are either masculine or feminine.

Reception Literacy Learning - tmpf.staffs.sch.uk · Proper Nouns • Nouns are naming words. • Proper nouns are naming words for individual people, places, days of ... folder. Can

Reception Literacy Learning - tmpf.staffs.sch.uk · Proper Nouns • Nouns are naming words. • Proper nouns are naming words for individual people, places, days of ... folder. Can

What are collective nouns?

What are collective nouns?

Nouns & Pronouns EQ: What are the different types of nouns & pronouns?

Nouns & Pronouns EQ: What are the different types of nouns & pronouns?

What are nouns?

What are nouns?

se common, proper, and possessive nouns. › uufzl24u09 › other › 1580945548467 › nouns… · Special names for something or someone are called proper nouns. Proper nouns begin

se common, proper, and possessive nouns. › uufzl24u09 › other › 1580945548467 › nouns… · Special names for something or someone are called proper nouns. Proper nouns begin

Nouns Proper Nouns Common Nouns Concrete Nouns Abstract Nouns Singular Nouns Plural Nouns.

Nouns Proper Nouns Common Nouns Concrete Nouns Abstract Nouns Singular Nouns Plural Nouns.

What are nouns? What is different about nouns in Spanish vs. nouns in English? All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine & feminine ) el muchacho (masculino)

What are nouns? What is different about nouns in Spanish vs. nouns in English? All nouns have gender. ( i.e. masculine & feminine ) el muchacho (masculino)

COUNTABLE AND NONCOUNTABLE NOUNS. COUNTABLE NOUNS THE COUNTABLE NOUNS, ARE THE NOUNS THAT WE CAN BE COUNTED EXAMPLES.

COUNTABLE AND NONCOUNTABLE NOUNS. COUNTABLE NOUNS THE COUNTABLE NOUNS, ARE THE NOUNS THAT WE CAN BE COUNTED EXAMPLES.

Nouns A noun is a naming word. It may be a thing, a person or a place. There are three types of nouns: Common nouns Proper nouns Collective nouns.

Nouns A noun is a naming word. It may be a thing, a person or a place. There are three types of nouns: Common nouns Proper nouns Collective nouns.

count nouns - mass nouns neat nouns - mess nouns...3 NOT COUNT 2.2 Borderline vagueness? Idea: the denotation of mass nouns like salt is generated from building blocks that are not

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 · Web viewNote: Nouns (names) that can be counted are called Countable Nouns. Ex: books---- books girl-----girls Nouns that cannot be counted are called uncountable Gender of Nouns

 · Web viewNote: Nouns (names) that can be counted are called Countable Nouns. Ex: books---- books girl-----girls Nouns that cannot be counted are called uncountable Gender of Nouns

Kinds of Nouns Grade 4 2013-2014 What are NOUNS for?

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There are many different types of nouns. They are common nouns, collective nouns, proper nouns, abstract nouns, concrete nouns, pronouns, compound nouns,

There are many different types of nouns. They are common nouns, collective nouns, proper nouns, abstract nouns, concrete nouns, pronouns, compound nouns,

Nouns - brickschool.cabrickschool.ca/language-stuff/nouns.pdf · Nouns Nouns are people, places or things. Nouns are words for people, places or things. They can be concrete or things

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What are abstract nouns?

What are abstract nouns?

What are possessive nouns?

What are possessive nouns?

Possessive Nouns Possessive nouns are used to show possession (owning, or having). Possessive nouns are used to show possession (owning, or having).

Possessive Nouns Possessive nouns are used to show possession (owning, or having). Possessive nouns are used to show possession (owning, or having).

Lecture 2 Nouns 1. What are nouns Words are words that name people, places and things are called nouns.

Lecture 2 Nouns 1. What are nouns Words are words that name people, places and things are called nouns.