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Fun With Nouns

Seven Types of Nouns & Usage.

QuestionAnswer
Is the word "birds" a collective noun? Explain. No, it is a plural noun.
Is the word "dream" concrete or abstract? Explain. Abstract; you cannot use the five senses
Which type of noun is always capitalized? proper
What is the difference between dogs, dog's, and dogs'? Dogs= plural. (ex. Sally has lots of dogs.) Dog's= Singular possessive. (ex. The dog's bowl is empty.) Dogs'= plural possessive. (ex. The dogs' bowls needed to be filled.)
Is the word "sad" an abstract noun? Explain. Yes, it is a feeling!
Is the word "sheep" plural or singular? Both!
Gaggle of geese Collective.
Mrs. Bushell Proper Noun.
Bouquet of flowers Collective.
Hive of Bees Collective.
Gumption *BONUS* (define) Common and abstract noun;the character to commit and complete.
Georgia Proper Noun.
the mall Common
Love Abstract
Hatred Abstract
Responsibility Abstract
Honesty Abstract
Doctors (Two answers) Common & Plural.
Boogers Ha ha! Common. :)
Laziness Abstract
What is wrong with this sentence? The girl's bags were left at the field. The noun, girl, should be plural possessive. There is more than one girl.
People Plural-common-collective.
The school's policy singular possessive
the cats' tails plural possessive
the vampires' blood plural possessive
1) My "mom" loves to read. 2) "-Mom-, please buy me a new book!" 1) Common. 2)Proper.
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