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Which of these options contains only compound nouns?
Which of these options contains only compound nouns?
- Paris, England
- cupboard, backpack (correct)
- football, poultry
- document, waterspout
Which of the following lists includes compound nouns?
Which of the following lists includes compound nouns?
- rainbow, sharpener
- glasses, trousers
- babysitter, granddaughter (correct)
- snowball, computer
Which sentence correctly uses a compound noun?
Which sentence correctly uses a compound noun?
- Do you know that sportmans' name?
- My niece sleeps in her comfortable bedroom. (correct)
- You can play draughts with your friends.
- Firemens are people who stop the fire.
Identify the compound nouns from the following list.
Identify the compound nouns from the following list.
Which of the following is a noun that is both uncountable and a compound?
Which of the following is a noun that is both uncountable and a compound?
Which sentence does not contain a compound noun?
Which sentence does not contain a compound noun?
Which pair correctly matches parts of a compound noun?
Which pair correctly matches parts of a compound noun?
Which of these lists only includes compound nouns?
Which of these lists only includes compound nouns?
Which of the following pairs doesn't form a compound noun?
Which of the following pairs doesn't form a compound noun?
Choose the correct sentence that contains a compound noun.
Choose the correct sentence that contains a compound noun.
Study Notes
Compound Nouns
- Compound nouns are words made up of two or more words that function as a single unit.
- Examples:
- cupboard
- backpack
- fireplace
- grandchild
- armchair
Identifying Compound Nouns
- Exercises 1-4 and Exercises 7-8 require students to identify compound nouns from a list of words.
Compound Noun Formation
- Grandfather, granddaughter, grandchild are examples of compound nouns formed by joining two words.
- Grandniece is another example of compound nouns formed by joining two words.
- Grandmother, grandson are examples of compound nouns formed by joining two words.
Understanding Compound Nouns in Sentences
- Sentences 5 and 10 in the worksheet require students to choose sentences that contain compound nouns.
- This tests understanding of how compound nouns are used in context.
Matching Compound Nouns
- Exercises 9 and 11 in the worksheet require students to match the parts of compound nouns.
- This exercise reinforces understanding of the structure of compound nouns and their component parts.
Types of Compound Nouns
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armchair, snowball, fireplace, grandson are examples of open compound nouns, which are two words written separately.
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grandchild is an example of a closed compound noun, which is two words written as one word.
Compound Nouns and Countability
- Exercise 6 asks students to identify a compound noun that is uncountable.
- Snowman is a compound noun which is both uncountable (eg, I see a lot of snowmen) and compound.
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Test your knowledge of compound nouns with this engaging quiz. From identifying examples to understanding their usage in sentences, you'll dive into the world of compound nouns. Perfect for students learning about this essential aspect of language.
