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Possessive Nouns. Abstract, Concrete, & Collective. Common vs. Proper. Singular & Plural. Compound Nouns. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500.
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Possessive Nouns Abstract, Concrete, & Collective Common vs. Proper Singular & Plural Compound Nouns 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500
This is the abstract noun in the following sentence: He looked at the pile of money with greed in his eyes.
These are the concrete nouns in the following sentence: When I looked at the new mother, her love for her newborn baby was obvious.
This is the collective noun in the following sentence: No one in the crew was injured during construction.
These are the abstract nouns in the following sentence: The principal asked all of the students to think about the importance of friendship.
These are the concrete nouns in the following sentence: Her eyes were full of hope as she asked her mom to keep the puppy.
These are the proper nouns in the following sentence: The Gateway Arch soars high about St. Louis, Missouri.
These are the common nouns in the following sentence: A competition was held, and the architect Eero Saarinen was chosen to build the landmark.
These are the common nouns in the following sentence: His idea was to construct a giant arch like those built in ancient Rome.
This is the proper noun in the following sentence: The two sides of the curving arch rose beside the Mississippi River.
These are the common nouns in the following sentence: The steel expanded in the sun, and the two sides did not meet at the top.
These are the plural forms of the following words: inch wife cuff
These are the plural forms of the following words: solo potato video
These are the plural forms of the following words: fox party turkey
These are the plural forms of the following words: tuna ox stimulus
These are the plural forms of the following words: sheep bus phenomenon
These are the compound nouns in the following sentence: One civil rights exhibit celebrates students who participated in a sit-in.
These are the compound nouns in the following sentence: They quietly demanded their rights at a lunchroom in a department store and were arrested and locked up in the jailhouse.
These are the compound nouns in the following sentence: Similar displays honor those who fought segregation at public schools, swimming pools, and drinking fountains.
What is public schools, swimming pools, and drinking fountains?
These are the plural forms of the following compound nouns: brother-in-law secretary of state policeman
What is brothers-in-law, secretaries of state, and policemen?
These are the plural forms of the following compound nouns. thirteen-year-old blueberry attorney general
What is thirteen-year-olds, blueberries, and attorney generals?
These are the possessive forms of the following words: children bookshelves Mrs. Jones
These are the possessive forms of the following words: Travis speakers women
These are the possessive forms of the following words: agencies lamp teeth
This is how to form a possessive noun using the following phrase: the feel of the fabric
This is how to form a possessive noun using the following phrase: the frequency of the deliveries