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Types of Nouns 6 The Indefinite Article 10 The Definite Article 14 Rules for Plurals 18 22 Parts of a Sentence 24 Sentence Structures 28 Simple Present 32 Present Progressive 36 40 Contents Contents Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit
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Types of Nouns 6
The Indefinite Article 10
The Definite Article 14
Rules for Plurals 18
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Parts of a Sentence 24
Sentence Structures 28
Simple Present 32
Present Progressive 36
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Review 1
Review 2
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Imperatives and Exclamations 42
Can and May 46
Simple Past 50
Past Progressive 54
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It Is + Adjectives/Nouns 60
There + Be + Noun 64
Adverbs 1 68
Adverbs 2 72
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Review 3
Review 4
Final Test
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Common Nouns
Concrete Nouns
Proper Nouns
Abstract Nouns
1Grammar Rules
Types of NounsTypes of Nouns
Common Nouns vs. Proper NounsA noun is a person, place, thing, or animal. There are different kinds of nouns.
Most nouns are common nouns. Common nouns are general things.
Example boy, city, book, tiger
Proper nouns are specific names. Proper nouns always start with capital letters.
Example Sam, Paris, Eiffel Tower, Monday, Godzilla
Concrete Nouns vs. Abstract NounsNouns can be concrete or abstract.
Concrete nouns are things you can see and touch.
Example girl, rock, paper
Abstract nouns are ideas, feelings, and qualities.
Example trust, fear, happiness, Internet
China
Sparky
happiness
kitchen
cat
pen
Jim
Titanic
love
boy
notebook
bird
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A Look at the table. Then, write the words in the correct boxes.
B Look at the table. Then, write the words in the correct boxes.
Common Nouns vs. Proper Nouns
People Places Things Animals
Common Nouns
Proper Nouns
doctorteacher
Jason
parkhospital
Greece
chocolatepaper
Apollo
liondeer
Godzilla
Concrete Nouns vs. Abstract Nouns
Concrete Nouns Abstract Nouns
tablechair
waterhouse
birdtree
angerluck
beautyhappiness
stressloneliness
Practice
Concrete Nouns Abstract Nouns
People Places Things Animals
Common Nouns
Proper Nouns
school
China
King Kong
bird
singer
Steve
clock
Tuesday
telephone
monkey
king
Seoul
sand
hate
sadness
paper
book
love
fear
pencil
ruler
peace
knife
trust
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A Circle the correct types of nouns.
More Practice
1. plate (common noun / proper noun)
2. Chicago (proper noun / common noun)
3. stone (concrete noun / abstract noun)
4. Germany (common noun / proper noun)
5. success (concrete noun / abstract noun)
6. calendar (proper noun / common noun)
7. hate (concrete noun / abstract noun)
8. Internet (abstract noun / concrete noun)
9. milk (common noun / proper noun)
10. tissue (concrete noun / abstract noun)
stapler
Brooklyn Bridge
Mary
January
victory
nurse
mountain
weakness
cheetah
book
friendship
Jason
aunt
lake
Godzilla
pride
King Kong
zoo
bear
Paul
president
giraffe
bottle
joy
Canada
actor
New York
courage
trouble
card
B Write the words in the correct boxes.
Concrete Nouns Abstract Nouns
People Places Things Animals
Common Nouns
Proper Nouns
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Circle the correct types for the underlined nouns and rewrite them correctly.
1Challenge
Types of nouns Correct words
1. The Book is on the table.
2. Amy feels Happiness right now.
3. They are in the Library.
4. The Students walk to the house.
5. The Eiffel Tower is in paris.
6. He meets jennifer.
7. She speaks four Languages.
8. I like apple Pie.
(common / proper)
(concrete / abstract)
(common / proper)
(concrete / abstract)
(common / proper)
(concrete / abstract)
(common / proper)
(concrete / abstract)
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1. person (common noun)
2. place (proper noun)
3. thing (common noun)
4. concrete noun
5. abstract noun
Pair Work
Writing
1. place (common noun) ________________________________
2. person (proper noun) ________________________________
3. thing (proper noun) ________________________________
4. animal (common noun) ________________________________
5. concrete noun ________________________________
6. abstract noun ________________________________
Speaking
school
book
Example: thing (common noun)
Student A: thing (common noun)
Student B: spoon
Write examples of the different kinds of nouns listed.
Take turns saying out loud examples of the different kinds of nouns.
Work with a partner. Practice naming the different kinds of nouns.
