Common and proper nouns

Common and proper nouns

Today we learn to capital letters, and we learn the common and proper nouns

Nouns

A noun is a place, thing, animal, or person

Common nouns

Are nouns that doesn't name a specific person, place, animal, or thing

Proper nouns

Are nouns that names person, place, animal, or thing

For example

• In the common nouns talks "The gril went to the store", but what is the noun? "gril" is the noun used.

• In the proper nouns talks "Lara went to the store", but what is the noun? "Lara" is the noun used

• In the examples have a diference in the uses.

Proper nouns always capitalized and can name a specific person, place, animal, or thing.

Names of the people (George)

TV shows and movies (The Simpsons)

Restaurants (Burger King)

Street names (Hollywood)

Titles (Math class)

Day of the week (Sunday)

Store names (Walmart)

Holidays (Memorial Day)

City and States names (Los Angeles, California)

Monts of the year (May)

Excersise 1

Select common or proper nouns

Multiple Choice

The dog has sleep

• common nouns

• proper nouns

Multiple Choice

Sandra has went to the Walmart

• common nouns

• proper nouns

Multiple Choice

He has going to the bed

• common nouns

• proper nouns

Multiple Choice

Mr. Ulises have a class

• common nouns

• proper nouns

Excersise 2

Write True or False

Fill in the Blanks

The proper nouns doesn't name a specific person, place, animal, or thing

Fill in the Blanks

The common nouns doesn't name a specific person, place, animal, or thing

Excersise 3

Multiple Select

Select the common nouns

• George

• dog

• Sandra

• she

Multiple Select

Select the proper nouns

• George

• dog

• Sandra

• she

Great!

Are good finish the lesson

You are learned to the capital letters and the diferenced nouns