Nouns Introduction

Introduction

Nouns

Nouns are naming words.

Nouns names people, animals, places, things and ideas.

In the following excercises choose the correct answer.

Ready?

Multiple Choice

Is a noun naming a person:

• car

• doctor

• pig

• house

Multiple Choice

Is a noun naming an animal:

• ball

• honesty

• horse

• firefighter

Multiple Choice

Is a noun naming a place:

• school

• peace

• dog

• man

Multiple Choice

Is a noun naming a thing:

• child

• rabbit

• street

• knife

Multiple Choice

Is a noun naming an idea:

• happiness

• ant

• hotel

• armchair

Open Ended

Write a noun naming a person

Open Ended

Write a noun naming an animal

Open Ended

Write a noun naming a place

Open Ended

Write a noun naming a thing

Open Ended

Write a noun naming an idea

Nouns can be proper and common, abstract and concrete, plural and singular.

In the following excercises look for the proper nouns:

Ready?

Multiple Choice

Margarita didn´t like the vanilla.

• Margarita

• like

• the

• vanilla

Multiple Choice

We are traveling to Mexico with my parents.

• We

• parents

• Mexico

• are

Multiple Choice

During the last vacations, our aunt lost her iPhone.

• During

• iPhone

• vacations

• aunt

Multiple Choice

We were listening about the war in Europe.

• were

• about

• We

• Europe

Multiple Choice

Pepsi is an international company that sells sodas.

• sells

• Pepsi

• international

• soda

In the following excercises look for the common nouns:

Ready?

Multiple Choice

Pepsi is an international company that sells sodas.

• is

• company

• sells

• that

Multiple Choice

We were listening about the war in Europe.

• war

• we

• listening

• in

Multiple Choice

We are traveling to Mexico with my parents.

• We

• Mexico

• parents

• are

Multiple Choice

During the last vacations, our aunt lost her iPhone.

• During

• iPhone

• vacations

• aunt

Multiple Choice

Margarita didn´t like the vanilla.

• Margarita

• like

• the

• vanilla

Nouns can be proper and common, plural and singular, abstract and concrete.

In the following excercises look for the concrete nouns:

Ready?

Multiple Choice

Choose the concrete noun:

• Carrot

• Peace

• Love

• Hope

Multiple Choice

Choose the concrete noun:

• Sorrow

• Pain

• Hunger

• Pencil

Multiple Choice

Choose the concrete noun:

• Patience

• Door

• Calm

• Dream

Multiple Choice

Choose the concrete noun:

• Serenity

• Madness

• Chair

• Skill

Multiple Choice

Choose the concrete noun:

• Proud

• Air

• Strength

• Creativity

In the following excercises look for the abstract nouns:

Ready?

Multiple Choice

Choose the abstract noun:

• Kindness

• Pillow

• Chicken

• Light

Multiple Choice

Choose the abstract noun:

• Rock

• Computer

• Culture

• Dog

Multiple Choice

Choose the abstract noun:

• Radio

• Thought

• Music

• Box

Multiple Choice

Choose the abstract noun:

• Beauty

• Spoon

• Cloud

• Pant

Multiple Choice

Choose the abstract noun:

• Candy

• Water

• Machine

• Desire

Nouns can be proper and common, abstract and concrete, plural and singular.