INTEGRANTES:

PALOMA GALVEZ MURGUIADANIELA GUILLEN SOTODALIA LEIJAMILDRED LUNA ORTEGAMARGARITA MERIDACRISTINA PARRA

1. A COMMON NOUN NAMES A PERSON, PLACE OR THING

BOY

SCHOOL BOOK

2. A PROPER NOUN NAMES A PARTICULAR OR SPECIFIC PERSON, PLACE OR THING

Sam

United Day School

Gone With the Wind

3. ALL PROPER NOUNS MUST BE CAPITALIZEDProper nouns include names of people, cities, states, countries, continents, language, months, days of the week, title with a name, schools, universities, streets, mountains, parks, lakes, pet´s name, title of book, poems, movies, plays, music, periods and events in history, etc.

PLURAL OF NOUNS PLURAL OF NOUNS (1)(1)

RULE 1

MOST NOUNS IN ENGLISH FROM THE PLURAL BY ADDING S TO THE SINGULAR FORM

BOOKBOOK BOOKBOOKSS

RULE 2:Nouns ending in: s, sh, ch,x or z add es to form the plural.EXAMPLE:Box

boxes

Dish dishes

Church churchs

RULE 3:Some nouns have irregular plurals. One or more letters are changed.EXAMPLES:

Man- men foot-feet

Ox- oxen child- children

Goose- geese woman- women

Tooth- teeth

RULE 4:Some nuons do not have plurals.EXAMPLES:

Furniture, housework, homework, hair, information, advice, money.

RULE 5:Some nouns do not have a singular form.EXAMPLES:

Scissors, pants, jeans, eyeglasses, clothes, shorts, pijamas, diabestes, physics.

PLURAL OF NOUNS (2)Rule 1: Nouns ending in y form their plural in two ways:

a. If a vowel precedes the y, add s.

Examples:Key-keys Toy- toys

b. If a consonant precedes the y, change the y to

I and add es.Examples: Lady- ladies City-citiesRule 2:Nouns ending in f or fe usually form their plural By changing the ending to ves.Examples: wife-wives leaf-leaves calf-

calves

Rule 3:

Nouns ending in o is preceded by a consonant,

Form their plurals by adding es.Examples:Hero- heroes Mosquito- mosquitoes

POSSESSIVE NOUNSPossessive Nouns Show

ownership. An apostrophe denotes the ownership: DO NOT CONFUSE possession

(ownership) with apostrophes used in contractions.

APOSTROPHES are used to show possession,

contractions, and RARELY plurals. Do not use them with

the names of buildings, objects, or pieces of furniture.

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POSSESSIVE NOUNSEXAMPLES POSSESSIONS:

THE DOG´S COLLAR IS READ

(THE COLLAR OF THE DOG= DOG´S COLLAR.)

SHE GAVE MARY´S JACKET TO THE TEACHER.

(THE JACKET OF MARY = MARY´S JACKET.)

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POSSESSIVE NOUNSEXAMPLES CONTRACTIONS

SHE´S LATE AGAIN. (SHE IS LATE AGAIN)

I´M SO HAPPY .(I AM SO HAPPY)

EXAMPLES PLURALS

THERE ARE FOUR I´S IN MISSISSIPPI

THERE ARE FIVE 10´S IN FIFTY

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