Noun identification: Activity 2
I'll see you on Thursday.
Is Thursday a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
He went for a job yesterday.
Is yesterday a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
Tommy woke up and looked blearily at his mother.
Is woke a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
All I wanted was a shoulder to cry on.
Is shoulder a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
All I wanted was a shoulder to cry on.
Is on a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
I'll give you the school's number.
Is school a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
She's innocent, I tell you.
Is innocent a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
I also had a feeling that there were two strands.
Is feeling a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
That's sort of a lack of confidence.
Is lack a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
Vicky liked to dress for afternoon tea.
Is dress a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
The man weighed no more than a sailor's kit bag.
Is weighed a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
I think you'd know if you put on a lot of weight.
Is weight a noun?
- Does it represent a person, place, thing or idea?
- Can it be singular or plural? Can you say one ___ and two ___s?
- Can it be possessive? Can you add 's or ' at the end?
- Can it follow the or a?
- Can it be replaced with a pronoun like it, he, she, or they?
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