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He hit the nail into the board. Nail the two pieces of wood together. I got a new fishing pole for Christmas. Fishing is my favorite sport. Practice: DIRECTIONS: Determine the part of speech of the italicized word. _________________ 1. My sister loves bowling. _________________ 2. She just bought a new bowling ball. _________________ 3. She is bowling better than she did last year. Noun Determiners Definition: Determiners are used with _____________ and they _______________ or ___________________ (determine) the reference of a noun. Sometimes a describing word will come _____________________ the determiner and the noun. Six Types of Determiners: Articles- a, an, the Examples- a desk, the intelligent student, an aardvark Demonstratives- this, that, those, these Examples- this desk, those students, those shiny buttons Demonstratives are only determiners if a __________ follows. Examples- This is my book. ! Not a determiner. This has no noun. This book is mine. ! Determiner. This is followed by book. Numbers Examples- twelve children, two parents, one movie Numbers are only determiners if a __________ follows. Examples- Two took their tests early. ! Not a determiner. Two has no noun. Two students stayed after class. ! Determiner. Two is followed by students. Possessive Pronouns- my, his, her, our, their, its, your Examples- my brush, his comb, their dog Possessive Nouns Examples- Max s paper, Jordan s pencil, Amanda s vest Indefinites- some, few, many, several, no, any (there are more) Examples- some knives, any student, many popcorn kernels Indefinites are only determiners if a __________ follows. Examples- Some of the students finished early. ! Not a determiner. Some has no noun. Some students finished early. ! Determiner. Some is followed by students. Review Concrete Noun: _______________________________________________________ Abstract Noun: ________________________________________________________ DIRECTIONS: Use your knowledge of sentence parts and parts of speech to label everything you can in the following sentences. Hammer the nail into the wall to hang the picture. I bought a new hammer at the hardware store. Computer hardware is expensive. DIRECTIONS Identify if the following italicized words are determiners (D). My parents had two children. _________ Jake said I ate three cookies, but I had five. _________ Those pies look delicious. _________ Common vs. Proper Nouns Common Noun Definition: name ________________ persons, places, or things ____________ nouns are ______________________________. Examples- Proper Noun Definition: name _________________ persons, places, or things _____________________ all proper nouns. Examples- General Noun (Common)Type (Common)Specific (Proper)   Compound Nouns Definition: ________ or more words used _________________ in a _______________ noun Examples- One Word: Separate Words: Hyphenated Words: Collective Nouns Definition: nouns that name a _____________ or ____________________ Examples- WARNING: Collective nouns ____________________________________________________ Plural Nouns Definition: name more than __________ person, place, thing or idea Creating Plural Nouns- Write in the examples. Rule 1: Add s to most nouns to form the plural. Rule 2: Add es to singular words ending in s, sh, ch, x, or z. Rule 3: Add s to singular words ending with a vowel + y. Rule 4: For a word ending with a consonant + y, change the y to i and add es. Rule 5: Some words completely change when the plural is formed. Rule 6: Sometimes the plural form of a word is the same as the singular form. Rule 7: For some words ending in f, change the f to v and add es to form the plural. Rule 8: Some words ending in f just add s to form the plural. Rule 9: Words ending in o add either s, es, or either of the two to form the plural. Rule 10: Some hyphenated words add s to the first part of the word to form the plural. Review DIRECTIONS Identify the part of speech of the italicized word. ___________ 1. He bought those yesterday. ___________ 2. Snowboarding is my favorite sport. ___________ 3. Suzies cookies are burnt to a crisp! DIRECTIONS Write the plural form of the following words. performer-_________________ play-_____________________ fish-___________________ candy-_________________ DIRECTIONS Identify the italicized word as a compound (COMP), collective (COL), or plural (P) noun. More than one may apply. 1.________________-player 2.________________-brothers-in-law 3.________________-team 4.________________-audience Possessive Nouns Definition: ______________________________________ Examples- Rules for Creating Possessive Nouns Rule 1- Add ______ to form the possessive of a singular noun. Examples- Note: Even if the singular noun ends in ______, add ______. Examples- Rule 2- Only add an ______ to form the possessive of a plural noun. Examples- Rule 3- If the plural noun doesnt end in ______, add an ______ to form the possessive. Examples- Nouns Can Be Used as Different __________________________ Subject: Cats have legs. Object of the Preposition: The cat is on the couch. Direct Object: Cats eat food. Indirect Object: Amy gave the cat a treat. Predicate Nominative: Fluffy is her cat. Finding Proof of Predicate Nominatives: Step 1- Change the linking verb to the correct form of _______. Mr. Wessling became the freshmen counselor. ! Mr. Wessling is the freshmen counselor. Step 2- _________________ the sentence. Mr. Torode is the freshmen counselor. ! The freshmen counselor is Mr. Torode. PRACTICE Use your grammar skills to identify the predicate nominative. Then provide proof. Rex is the name of my dog. Proof: __________________________________________________________ Jim is my friend. Proof: __________________________________________________________ Review DIRECTIONS Label everything you can in the following sentences. Those cookies are delicious. George W. Bush became the President of our country in 2001. Pass me one of those papers. DIRECTIONS Use possessive nouns to show ownership in the following noun relationships. chairs have legs ________________________ Janay has a pretzel ________________________ the waitress has a pen ________________________ geese have feathers ________________________ Appositives Definition: A word or group of words (phrase or clause) (1) __________________________, and (2)__________________________________. Examples- Robert, the boy wearing a blue sweatshirt, turned in his homework today. My dog, Fido, could beat up your dog, Fluffy. If an appositive is not necessary, it should be surrounded by _______________. Example- Dustin, a student in eighth period English, can identify the parts of speech. If an appositive is necessary, it does not need to be surrounded by commas. Example- The book The Chosen describes the friendship of two Jewish boys. PRACTICE Underline appositives and draw arrows to the nouns they modify. Add commas where they are appropriate. These stories The Iliad and The Odyssey were written by Homer a Greek rhapsode. The actor Liam Neisen provided the voice of Aslan in The Chronicles of Narnia movie. Nouns: Gerunds Review DIRECTIONS Label everything that you can in the following sentences. Odysseus, a Greek epic hero, has a difficult journey home in the epic poem The Odyssey. Traveling was difficult for Odysseus. Gerunds Definition: A ____________ used as a ____________. A gerund is formed by adding _______ to the end of a ____________. Remember: Words can be used as different parts of speech. Any time a verb is used as a different part of speech it is called a ________________. Therefore, gerunds fall into the category of __________________. DIRECTIONS Identify as much as possible in the following sentences. I love bowling! Bowling is my favorite sport. Gerund Phrases Definition: A gerund phrase is made up of a ____________________ and all its ___________________. The entire phrase is used as a _______________. Examples- I really like hunting for wild game. Home cooking is the best part of Thanksgiving. Her greatest joy is caring for children. DIRECTIONS Identify as much as possible in the following sentences. Running around in circles is the cats reaction to earthquakes. We will practice throwing the ball to our partners. Phrases and Clauses Review DIRECTIONS Identify and label everything you can in the following sentences. Sarah, a girl from my class, enjoys hiking and skiing. Fishing at the lake always reminds me of summers with my grandfather. Phrase Definition: A group of words that does NOT contain a _______________ and a ______________. Example- We like to swim in the lake. Clause Definition: A group of words that DOES contain a _______________ and a _______________. Examples- Kara walked to her class. Though we liked getting to see our friends everyday, we didnt want school to start again. Practice DIRECTIONS Identify the following as phrases (P) or clauses(C). _____ 1. In the bathroom. _____ 2. Inside the closet. _____ 3. When you know the truth. _____ 4. Every student did his homework. _____ 5. The girl with the pink shoes. Independent Clause Definition: A group of words with a _________________ and a ______________ that expresses a _____________________________________. An independent clause can stand alone as a _______________________. Example- There are twenty-six desks in this classroom. Dependent Clause Definition: A group of words with a _______________ and a _____________ that does __________ express a complete thought. A dependent clause CANNOT stand alone as a ______________________. Examples- When you get to school Open the door Practice DIRECTIONS Identify the following clauses as independent (IC) or dependent (DC). _______ 1. The podium stands in the middle of the room. _______ 2. After we go to the store. _______ 3. From the first time you walked in the door. _______ 4. Get out. _______ 5. I promised my mother that I wouldnt lie. 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