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Nouns/Pronouns

Parts of Speech

TermDefinition
noun person, place, thing, idea
pronoun replaces a noun
article/noun determiner signals a noun is coming
concrete can be experienced with the senses
abstract cannot be experienced through the senses
proper noun name of a specific person, place, thing, idea
common noun a general item
possessive indicates ownership
plural indicates more than one
we plural pronoun
the article indicating a specific noun
a/an articles indicating generality
an precedes a noun beginning with a vowel sound
mine singular possessive pronoun
I first person pronoun
idea abstract noun
cloud concrete noun
compound noun made of two or more words
collective noun indicates a group
team collective noun
class collective noun
peanut butter compound noun
friendship compound noun
newspaper compound noun
Bill of Rights proper compound noun
Toyota proper noun
thought abstract noun
beauty abstract noun
smoke concrete noun
dog concrete noun
gerund verb used as a noun by adding -ing
running gerund
swimming gerund
boxing gerund
Ms. Silfven proper noun
you second person pronoun
our first person possessive pronoun
cat's singular possessive noun
cats plural noun
cats' plural possessive noun
students plural noun
student's singular possessive noun
teachers' plural possessive noun
newspapers' plural posessive noun
children plural noun
children's plural possessive noun
child's singular possessive noun
who interrogative pronoun
I, he, she, they, we, you, it subject pronouns
me, him, her, them, us, you, it object pronouns
sentence subject does the action
sentence object receives the action
Created by: ksilfven
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