Capitalization, Nouns, Pronouns

What should be capitalized?

• Proper Nouns

• Titles

• Historical Events

• All are true.

What should NOT be capitalized?

• Common nouns

• Proper nouns

• Book titles

• Cities and states

What is a proper noun?

• A person, place, or thing

• A specific person, specific place, or a specific thing

• a noun

• something that describes a noun.

Which one is a common noun?

Chromebook or computer

• Chromebook

• computer

Which sentence shows a singular possessive noun?

• My cats' collar broke.

• My cats collar broke.

• My cat's collar broke.

• My cats's collar broke.

Which sentence shows a plural possessive noun?

• The fairies' wings were iridescent.

• The fairy's wings were iridescent.

• The fairie's winnings were iridescent.

• The fairies's wings were iridescent.

Which shows a plural possessive noun?

• Children's class

• The phone's charger

• Lucas' lunch

• The store's customers

Where do you put the apostrophe the noun already has an "s" at the end? 

• Add an apostrophe to the end.

  Ex. dogs'

• Add 's

  ex. dog's

Which does NOT show ownership?

• The cars' engines are loud.

• The cars engine is loud.

• The car's engine is loud.

• The cars's engine are loud.

What is the subject pronoun?

I walked downstairs with her.

• I

• her

• with

• walked