Grammar Bell Work 1/14/19-1/17/19

The stories told by the boy were funny. Bell Work 1/15/19 Do Not Talk On your bell work sheet, identify the nouns in the following sentence. Underline the plural nouns and circle the singular nouns. Make sure to create a key for yourself for when you go to study. The stories told by the boy were funny.

The stories told by the boy were funny. Bell Work Answers – 1/15/19 Underline the plural nouns. Circle the singular nouns. The stories told by the boy were funny. Plural nouns: names more than one of that noun. Will usually end in –s or –es. Singular nouns: names a SINGLE person, place, thing, or idea.

The Wilsons’ newspaper had fallen off of their porch. Bell Work 1/16/19 Do Not Talk Identify the possessive nouns in the following sentence by underlining them. Make sure to create a key for yourself for when you go to study. The Wilsons’ newspaper had fallen off of their porch.

The Wilsons’ newspaper had fallen off their porch. Bell Work Answers – 1/16/19 Identify the possessive nouns by underlining them in the following sentence. The Wilsons’ newspaper had fallen off their porch. Possessive form of a noun shows possession, ownership, or general relationship between two nouns. To form the possessive of a singular noun, even on that ends in “s”, add an apostrophe and an “s” Example: The chair of Lynn would be – Lynn’s chair. Example: The chair of Chris would be – Chris’ chair.

A music box made by my great-grandfather was found in his old bedroom. Bell Work 1/17/19 Do Not Talk Grab a ZipGrade sheet. Identify the compound nouns in the following sentence by underlining them. Make sure to create a key for yourself for when you go to study. A music box made by my great-grandfather was found in his old bedroom.

A music box made by my great-grandfather was found in his old bedroom. Bell Work Answers 1/17/19 Identify the compound nouns in the following sentence by underlining them. A music box made by my great-grandfather was found in his old bedroom. Compound nouns are made up of two or more words. Compound nouns can be open, hyphenated, or closed. Example of open compound nouns: press secretary, public defender Example of hyphenated compound nouns: good-bye, sister-in-law Example of closed compound nouns: headache, mailbox