Nouns Review PDF
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This document is a worksheet for practicing nouns, containing various exercises on Identifying, classifying, and using nouns in sentences. The exercises include identifying singular and plural nouns, and possessives.
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Number_____ Name___________________________ Date________________ Circle 3S 3R 2.1 Underline the nouns in each sentence. The number of nouns in each sentence is in parentheses. A noun is a word that names a person, a place, or a thing 1. Luke and his friends went to the big...
Number_____ Name___________________________ Date________________ Circle 3S 3R 2.1 Underline the nouns in each sentence. The number of nouns in each sentence is in parentheses. A noun is a word that names a person, a place, or a thing 1. Luke and his friends went to the big game at City Stadium. (4) 2. Crowds filled the stadium, and soon the two teams took the field. (4) 3. Luke sat next to his dad. (2) 4. Mike ate peanuts during the game. (3) 5. Our team won the game, and the fans cheered. (3) 2.2 Underline the proper nouns in each sentence twice, and underline the common nouns once. The number of nouns in each sentence is in parentheses. A proper noun names a particular person, place, or things. A common noun names any one member of a group of people, places, or things. 6. My older sister Amy lives in Philadelphia. (3) 7. My family sometimes goes to the city. (2) 8. My brother likes to visit the museum to see the dinosaurs.(3) 9. My mom likes to go to Independence Hall and other historic places. (3) 10. There is an old flag in the house where Betsy Ross lived. (3) 2.3 Write the plural for each singular noun. A singular noun names on person, place, or thing. A plural noun names more than one person, place, or thing. 11. dish __________________________ 12. cave __________________________ 13. song __________________________ 14. class __________________________ 15. speech __________________________ 2.4 Complete each sentence with the plural of the noun in the parenthesis. To form the plural of a noun ending in a consonant followed by y, change the y to i and add -es. For nouns ending in a vowel and y, just add -s. 16. My grandmother has several __________________________. (hobby) 17. She volunteers at a school on __________________________. (Thursday) 18. She brings __________________________ to the food pantry. (grocery) 19. She also bakes pies with __________________________. (strawberry) 2.5 Complete each sentence with the singular or plural of the underlined word. The plurals of some nouns look somewhat different from their singular forms. These irregular plurals are not formed by adding -s or -es to the singular forms. 20. Max caught one mouse, but Naomi caught six __________________________. 21. The man saw four other __________________________ waiting outside. 22. Yuan can balance on one foot as well as he can balance on both __________________. 23. Mom said that geese can be mean, so I ran when I saw a ________________________. 2.6 Change the underlined noun to a singular possessive noun. The possessive form of a noun shows possession, or ownership. To form the singular possessive, which is ownership by one person or thing, add an apostrophe and the letter s (-’s) to a singular noun. 24. Henry helped organize his neighborhood annual party. __________________________ 25. He borrowed his friend camera to take photos. __________________________ 26. Henry sister Lilly painted faces all afternoon. __________________________ 27. Henry published the photos in the school newspaper. __________________________ 2.7 Rewrite each group of words to show plural possession. A plural possessive shows that more than one person owns something. To form the plural possessive of most nouns, first make the singular noun plural. Then add an apostrophe after the s of the plural form (-s). 28. The cleats of the girls __________________________ 29. The mitts of the players__________________________ 30. The scripts of the actors__________________________ 31. The CDs of the boys__________________________ 32. The bottles of the babies __________________________ 2.8 Complete each of the following with the plural possessive form of the noun in parentheses. The plural forms of irregular nouns do not end in s. To form the plural possessive of irregular nouns, add an apostrophe and the letter s (-’s) to the plural form of the word. 33. __________________________ shorts (men) 34. __________________________ cage (mice 35. __________________________ room (child) 36. __________________________ wool (sheep) 37. __________________________ blouses (women) 2.9 Underline the collective noun in each sentence. A noun that names a group of things is called a collective noun. A collective noun usually uses an action word that ends in s in the present tense. 38. My family went to the circus. 39. A magician performed for the crowd. 40. A band played silly songs. 41. We laughed at a pair of jugglers. 42. Later, a group of acrobats performed. 2.10 Underline the subject in each sentence. A noun may be used as the subject of a sentence. The subject tells what the sentence is about. It tells who or what does something. 43. My cousin rides a streetcar to work. 44. Streetcars were more common before World War II. 45. San Francisco has several old streetcars in use. 46. Many tourists ride them. 47. Downtown is a popular destination.