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NOUN REVIEW. List all the nouns. The paintings are very interesting. In 1991 Michael Jordan won a championship. Is your heart full of happiness?

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1 NOUN REVIEW

2 List all the nouns. The paintings are very interesting. In 1991 Michael Jordan won a championship. Is your heart full of happiness?

3 Identify common and proper nouns, and tell if they are concrete or abstract. Whitworth-Buchanan is a very quiet community. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Your attention is all I need. My favorite cereal is Kellogg’s.

4 Write the correct plurals for the following nouns. boxherodeer liferadioLevi turkeychief libertymouse

5 Add the correct punctuation for these possessive nouns. players uniformsChris house car enginewomen dresses fish gillsbooks authors

6 Identify the following words as compound or collective. mail boxbutterfly squadronpack audiencemother-in-law

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