Grammar Practice Sheltered English I Mrs. Biggs & Mrs. Garcia.

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Grammar Practice Sheltered English I Mrs. Biggs & Mrs. Garcia

2 Nouns – Monday, February 7 Concrete Noun –Names an object which can be perceived by the five senses (see, hear, taste, smell, feel) –car, rain, song, movie, book Abstract Noun –Names a quality, characteristic, or an idea –love, sadness, liberty, faith Classwork: Complete p. 1, 1-5 Homework: Complete p. 1, 6-15

3 Nouns – Tuesday, February 8 Collective Nouns –Name a group –Uses a singular verb when the group is considered a single unit. –Uses a plural verb when the individuals in the group are regarded separately. Classwork – p. 2, 1-10

4 Nouns – Wednesday, February 9 Possessive Nouns – show ownership Classwork: p. 8, 1-4 Homework: p. 8, 5-10 Noun not ending in sAdd s Noun ending in sAdd s Plural nounAdd after last s Irregular plural nounFollow above rules