Singular, Plural, and Possessive Nouns

Singular, Plural and Possessive Nouns

4th Grade

Fill in the Blank

A word that names a person, animal, thing or place is called

​Nouns

​Exactly!

​A noun can name different things, animals and people.

Multiple Select

What types of nouns have we talked about in class so far?

• Abstract and Concrete Nouns

• Common and Proper Nouns

• Collective Nouns

• Possessive Nouns

• Singular and Plural Nouns

​Exactly

​So far we've talked about:

​Single and Plural nouns: Quantity of the noun.

​EG: "I have 1 cat" "I have 2 cats"

​Common and Proper nouns: Whether it's a specific name or not.

​EG: "I'm going to school today" "I'm going to Saint George school today"

​Possessive nouns: To talk about someone owning something or stablish a relationship

​EG: "That is Tom's cat" "The party will be at Sebastian's"

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Catalina?

• Single

• Plural

• Single Possessive

• Plural Possessive

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Students?

• Single

• Plural

• Single Possessive

• Plural Possessive

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Teachers

• Single

• Plural

• Single Possessive

• Plural Possessive

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is School's

• Single

• Plural

• Single Possessive

• Plural Possessive

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Cats'

• Single

• Plural

• Single Possessive

• Plural Possessive

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Bus's

• Single

• Plural

• Single Possessive

• Plural Possessive

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Children

• Single

• Plural

• Single Possessive

• Plural Possessive

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Children's

• Single

• Plural

• Single Possessive

• Plural Possessive

Multiple Choice

What type of noun is Buses'

• Single

• Plural

• Single Possessive

• Plural Possessive