Nouns & Pronouns

Nouns & Pronouns

An Introduction

​Rebecca

The Teacher

Mr. Falls

Jake from State Farm

The Waiter​

​Person

Lange Middle School

Tokyo

​KFC

Sky Zone

Cambodia​

​​Place

Body Armor

Football

Castle

Ice Cream

Chihuahua ​

​​Thing

Love

Happiness

Anger

Disgust

Fear​

​​Idea

Mr. Linhardt held up the "Quiet" sign in the hallway.

What are the 3 nouns in this sentence?

Multiple Choice

What are the nouns in this sentence:

Marcus skipped to school.

• Marcus, School

• Marcus, skipped, to, school

• Marcus

• There are no nouns.

Open Ended

What are the nouns in the following sentence:

At lunch, James had a milkshake and fries.

Common vs Proper Nouns

What is the difference?

Proper Nouns are SPECIFIC people, places, or things.

They begin with capital letters.

People's Names, Brands, Building Names.​

Let's look at some examples next.

Common nouns are general nouns that could apply to lots of people, places, or things.

They begin with lowercase letters (unless they are starting a sentence).​

Common vs Proper Nouns

library

​assistant principal

restaurant

college

medicine​

​Common Nouns

Daniel Boone Regional Library

Dr. Jackson

McDonald's

Mizzou

Advil​

Proper Nouns

Multiple Select

Which of the following are a COMMON NOUNS?

(May select more than 1)

• Hickman High School

• Ms. Tranmer

• janitor

• social studies teacher

Pronouns take the place of people's names in a sentence.

It would be weird to say: Taylor grabbed taylor's coat off of taylor's chair and brought it to taylor's house.​

That's why we use pronouns!​

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Examples

Pronouns!

Multiple Choice

What is the pronoun in this sentence:

Sarah and Jason went to their house for dinner.

• Sarah

• Jason

• Their

• House