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Title: Nouns Fourth Grade Language Arts Mrs. Bowles


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Nouns Fourth Grade Language ArtsMrs. Bowles
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Nouns
  • Common and Proper Nouns
  • Singular and Plural Nouns
  • Possessive Nouns

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What are nouns? A noun is a person, place, or
thing.
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Common and Proper Nouns
  • A common noun names a person, place, or thing
    that is not specific.
  • Common nouns are not capitalized, unless the
    common noun is the first word in the sentence.

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Common and Proper Nouns
  • A proper nouns name a particular person, place,
    or thing.
  • Proper nouns are always capitalized.

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Proper Nouns
  • Proper nouns include

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Common and Proper Nouns
  • Common
  • Proper
  • boy
  • school
  • day
  • city
  • lady
  • month
  • river
  • Steven
  • South Salem
  • Wednesday
  • New York
  • Mrs. Humphrey
  • October
  • James River

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Common and Proper Nouns
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Singular and Plural Nouns
  • Singular Nouns name one person, place, or thing.
  • One Cat
  • Plural Nouns name more than one person, place, or
    thing.
  • Three Cats

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Spelling Plural Nouns
  • Usually, you just add s
  • dog, dogs
  • cat, cats
  • shoe, shoes
  • car, cars
  • pillow, pillows

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Spelling Plural Nouns
  • Add es to nouns that end in
  • s, ss, sh, ch, or x
  • bus, buses
  • dress, dresses
  • church, churches
  • box, boxes

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Spelling Plural Nouns
  • If a noun ends in a consonant followed by a y,
    change the y to i and add es
  • baby, babies
  • lady, ladies
  • pony, ponies

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Spelling Plural Nouns
  • If a noun ends in a vowel followed by y, just
    add s
  • key, keys
  • boy, boys
  • monkey, monkeys

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Spelling Plural Nouns
  • For most nouns that end in an f or fe, change
    the f or fe to v
  • and add es
  • knife, knives
  • leaf, leaves
  • Exceptions
  • roof, roofs
  • giraffe, giraffes

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Spelling Plural Nouns
  • Some nouns change their spelling
  • foot, feet
  • tooth, teeth
  • child, children
  • mouse, mice
  • man, men
  • woman, women

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Spelling Plural Nouns
  • Some nouns are the same singular and plural
  • deer, deer
  • moose, moose
  • sheep, sheep

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Possessive Nouns show ownership.
  • Add s to make a singular noun possessive.
  •  Example
  • The dogs bowl is empty.
  • singular
  • The bowl of the dog.
  • singular

  •  

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Possessive Nouns
  • Add to a plural noun that ends with an s.
  •  
  • Example
  • The boys team won the game.
  • plural
  • The team of the boys.
  • plural


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Possessive Nouns
  • Add s to a plural noun that ends in a letter
    other than s.
  • Example
  • The childrens teacher is nice.
  • plural
  • The teacher of the children.
  • plural
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