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Nouns amp Verbs NOUNS Noun What are nouns A noun is a word that names a person place thing or idea Freddy crashed through the window The dog is barking at Fluffy the cat They watched television for an hour ID: 286430

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Slide1

NOUNS VERBS AND ADJECTIVES

Nouns

&

VerbsSlide2

NOUNS

NounSlide3

What are nouns?

A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.

Freddy crashed through the window.

The dog is barking at Fluffy the cat.

They watched television for an hour.Slide4

What are nouns?

A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.

Freddy

crashed through the

window

.

The

dog

is barking at

Fluffy

the

cat

.

They

watched

television

for an

hour

.Slide5

Can you see 6 nouns in this paragraph?

Suddenly, the cute little panda leapt down from the tree and attacked the surprised zookeeper, Zeke. After the birds joined in, the whole place was crazy!Slide6

Did you get all 6 nouns?

Suddenly, the cute little

panda

leapt down from the

tree

and attacked the surprised

zookeeper

,

Zeke

. After the

birds

joined in, the whole

place

was crazy!Slide7

Common Nouns

A common noun is a ‘regular’ noun.

Common nouns are not capitalized

.

Freddy crashed through the window.

The dog is barking at Fluffy the cat.

They watched television for an hour.Slide8

Common Nouns

A common noun is a ‘regular’ noun.

Common nouns are not capitalized

.

Freddy crashed through the

window

.

The

dog

is barking at Fluffy the

cat

.

They

watched

television

for an

hour

.Slide9

Proper Nouns

A proper noun is a

capitalized

noun that names a specific person, place, thing.

The Alamo is in San Antonio.

I’ll give a dollar to Lou, Sue and you.

“Watch out!” yelled Batman.

We all learn at The Winston School.Slide10

Proper Nouns

A proper noun is a

capitalized

noun that names a specific person, place, thing.

The

Alamo

is in

San Antonio

.

I

’ll give a dollar to

Lou

,

Sue

and you.

“Watch out!” yelled

Batman

.

We all learn at

The Winston School

.Slide11

VERBS

VerbSlide12

What are verbs?

A verb is a word that shows

action

or a

state of being

.

Freddy crashed through the window.

They watched television for an hour.

We all learn at The Winston School.

The Alamo is in San Antonio.

I am mad! The cookies are burnt! Slide13

What are verbs?

A verb is a word that shows

action

or a

state of being

.

Freddy

crashed

through the window.

They

watched

television for an hour.

We all

learn

at The Winston School.

The Alamo

is

in San Antonio.

I

am

mad! The cookies

are

burnt!Slide14

What is a verb phrase?

A verb phrase is a group of words that act like a verb.

I have been playing piano since 1949.

Are you exercising enough?

Sam is taking classes at Palo Alto.

I will be playing soccer next year.Slide15

What is a verb phrase?

A verb phrase is a group of words that act like a verb.

I

have been playing

piano since 1949.

Are

you

exercising

enough?

Sam

is taking

classes at Palo Alto.

I

will be playing

soccer next year.Slide16

What is a “state of being” verb?

Am, are, is, was ,were, be, been & being.

I am mad! The cookies are burnt!

I have been playing piano since 1949.

Are you exercising enough?

Sam is taking classes at Palo Alto.

I will be playing soccer next year.Slide17

What is a “state of being” verb?

Am, are, is, was ,were, be, been & being.

I

am

mad! The cookies

are

burnt!

I have

been

playing piano since 1949.

Are

you exercising enough?

Sam

is

taking classes at Palo Alto.

I will

be

playing soccer next year.Slide18

Can you see 5 verbs in this paragraph?

A panda escaped from the zoo today. This panda is a dangerous animal, so please be careful. Do not approach the panda, call the police for help.Slide19

Can you see 5 verbs in this paragraph?

A panda

escaped

from the zoo today. This panda

is

a dangerous animal, so please

be

careful. Do not

approach

the panda,

call

the police for help.