PPT-Nouns and adjectives

Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger successful good looks luck happiness famous free excitement difficult Noun Adjective danger dangerous anger angry successful good looks luck. Nouns. &. 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.. see. http://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=htnlXY959b0&feature=related. . Windy. Rainy. Stormy. Hailing. Misty. / foggy. Snowy. Sunny. Floods. Tornado. Storm. Monsoon. Hailstones. Fog. Mist. Snow. Sun. The rat, gigantic, crazy-eyed and straggly, bared its sharp, pointed fangs and devoured the cheese.. Adjectives are words that modify, describe, . or add detail to nouns and pronouns. . Adjectives help the reader visualize what the . AND ARTICLES. COUNTABLE NOUNS. Can be singular:. A . job. , a . company. , a . biscuit. Or. plural:. Few. . jobs. , . many. . companies. , . some. . biscuits. .. UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS. Cannot. be plural:. T: . What . are the rules for whether it is a noun or a verb or something else?. S1: . It’s if you can touch it.. S2: . Can you touch it?. S3: . Can you go to it?. T: . Can you touch hockey? But . hockey. Kendra Rickard . Visa 330. June 7, 2014. Standards covered. GLE 0101.1.1. Demonstrate control of basic standard English usage, mechanics, spelling and sentence structure.. GLE 0101.2.1. Develop critical listening skills essential for comprehension, problem solving and task completion. . Adjectives . describe people, places, things, ideas, etc. They have only one form in all genders, singular and plural, and can be placed before nouns or after verbs such as . appear, keep, make, feel, sound, smell, look, taste. August. 5, 2010: . Unit 2. Today’s Goals. To understand what “parts of speech” are. To learn basic tests to identify nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. To get some practice reading dictionary articles, particularly etymologies. . www.toondoo.com - check it out . JL. What is a Noun?. A noun is a word used to name a . person. , a . thing. , a . animal. , a . place. , or an . idea. . . Person. Animal. Idea. Place. JL. Essential Questions. . I . can identify them.. I can use them.. How is being able to identify and use different types of nouns going to aid my . writing this year?. WHAT ARE NOUNS?. . Nouns are naming words.. Chapter 2 Nouns, Pronouns, and Adjectives A noun is a word or word group that is used to name a person, place, thing, or an idea. Person—George Washington, teacher, chef Place—Grand Canyon, city, kitchen -- tells what kind, which one, how many, or how much.. Examples. red barn that notebook seven apples many novels. romantic story interesting poem these ideas Irish ballad. cracked pitcher enough plates second time no excuse. Definitions. Chalker. (1984:162) ,states that : " A traditional definition of. an adjective is that it says what somebody or something is like .". This definition may be found in any traditional English grammar book. What . are the rules for whether it is a noun or a verb or something else?. S1: . It’s if you can touch it.. S2: . Can you touch it?. S3: . Can you go to it?. T: . Can you touch hockey? But . hockey.