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Nouns micro-lesson
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This lesson is all about nouns. So, nouns are sometimes called naming words because they name people, places, things, and ideas. There are different types of nouns. Proper nouns are the names of specific people, places, or things and have a capital letter. For example, England or Jayden or the World Health Organization. Common nouns are the names of types of people, places, things, or ideas so a man, a frog, or a banana. Abstract nouns are the names of things or ideas that we can't touch such as love or dream. You can tell if a word is a noun if it can be used after a determiner such as ‘a’ or ‘the’ or ‘that’. For example, that frog, a banana, a dream, that Jayden. Nouns can be countable such as ants or non-countable such as snow.
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In the sentence 'They could see the rabbit through the window.' how many nouns are there?
1) 22) 13) 34) 4 -
In the sentence 'Sarah was playing with Aiisha and her cat.' how many nouns are there?
1) 32) 23) 14) 4 -
Which of these is a proper noun?
1) A specific place e.g. England2) A type of food e.g. apples3) A colour e.g. black4) A type of animal e.g. lion -
Which of these words can be an abstract noun?
1) Love2) Banana3) Frog4) England -
In the sentence 'After lunch, we will brush our hair.' which two words are nouns?
1) lunch and hair2) brush and hair3) lunch and brush4) after and hair -
Which of these words is never used as a noun?
1) the2) cake3) dream4) jump -
Which of the following best describes nouns?
1) naming words2) describing words3) linking words4) action words -
Proper nouns always have a ...
1) capital letter at the start.2) lower-case letter at the start.3) full stop.4) comma. -
Common nouns are...
1) names of types of people, places, things and ideas.2) nouns that we use all the time.3) nouns that name people only.4) nouns that name places only. -
In the sentence 'The dog jumped happily.' which word is a noun?
1) dog2) The3) jumped4) happily
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