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Nouns

 

Common Nouns and Proper Nouns

 

A common noun is a general name for a class of objects. People  or  places.

-          Teacher , cup,park,kitten,country

 

      A Proper  Nouns is name of a specific person ,place or thing . A proper  noun always  begins  with  a capital  letter.

-          George  Smith,Boston,Disney   World

 

A.   Underline the common nouns  and circle  the proper nouns in each sentence.

 

1.    Tom       the picnic

2.   Paris       France

3.   Gold  and  silver      Jewels

4.   My parents      Chicago

5.   The  Nile

6.   The road              snow

7.   Harry potter    name   a famous wizard

8.   Central  Park

9.   My friends    football   summer

10. Tim  and  Judy     dance contest

 

B.   Write  a  common  noun  to match  each  proper  noun.

1.    City

2.   Festival

3.   Country

4.   River

5.   Character

6.   Ocean

 

 

 

 

A.   Complete these sentences by using the plural form of the word given in the brackets.

 

1.    Dogs

2.   Stories

3.   Shelves

4.   Oxes

5.   Switches

6.   Countries

7.   Dishes

8.   Hobbies

9.   Leaves

10. Sheep

 

Possessive Nouns

 

A possessive form of a noun shows ownership

 

A singular noun is changed into the possessive form by adding an   apostrophe(‘) and –s.

 

A plural noun that ends with –s or –es can be changed into the possessive form by adding an apostrophe.

 

Plural nouns that do not end in –s or –es can be changed into the possessive form by adding an apostrophe and –s.

 

Complete these sentences using the possessive form of the word given in brackets.

1.    aunt’s

2.   Anna’s

3.   Tom’s

4.   greengrocer’s

5.   lion’s

6.   Enid Blytons’

7.   nightingal’s

8.   soldiers’

9.   men’s

10. sisters’

 

Compound Nouns

 

A noun that is made up of two or more words is called a compound noun.

 

Write the plural forms of these compound nouns.

1.    Passers – by

2.   Blackboards

3.   Watering can

4.   Great-uncles

5.   Lighthouses

6.   Houses hold

7.   Shopskeeper

8.   Handouts

9.   Knockouts

10. Sons-in-law

 

Nouns

Appositives

An appositive is a noun that follows and explains another noun.

An appositive phrase is a group of words that describes a noun.

A.   Complete these sentences with appropriate appositives.

1.    distant relative

2.   person name

3.   Teacher name

4.   Cat name

5.   The countries of Europe

 

 

B.   Underline the appositive phrases in these sentences.

1.    Our neighbor

2.   A famous musician

3.   The closest planet to Earth

4.   A drink prepared from roasted coffee beans

5.   A country in the Himalayas

6.   A fruit that grows only in tropical countries

 

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