Nominative Functions of Nouns

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Nominative Functions of Nouns Powerpoint Reviewer

DIRECTIONS: Read each question carefully DIRECTIONS: Read each question carefully. Choose the letter of the best answer.

Subject Subject Complement Direct Address Appositive 1. What nominative function of nouns refers to the topic in the sentence? Subject Subject Complement Direct Address Appositive

2. In what kind of sentence can you find an exclamation function of noun? Declarative Sentence Exclamatory Sentence Interrogative Sentence Imperative Sentence

Ms. Dang Filipino Teacher class 3. Find the appositive in this sentence: Ms. Dang, my Filipino teacher, arrived early in class. Ms. Dang Filipino Teacher class

Exclamation Subject Complement Subject Direct Address 4. What function of noun will best complete this sentence? Aside from being my Art teacher, Mr. Carlo is also my _____________. Exclamation Subject Complement Subject Direct Address

Direct Address Appositive Exclamation Subject 5. What is the function of the word Jimmy in the sentence? Jimmy, you are one of the smart boys in class. Direct Address Appositive Exclamation Subject

6. Which sentence uses principal as a subject complement? You are a great principal! Mr. Ramelle is the grade school principal. The assistant principal greeted the pupils. Ms. Suzette, the assistant principal of LC3, visited our class this morning.

7. What function of noun renames the subject? Exclamation Subject Complement Direct Address Appositive

8. Which sentence uses plane as an exclamation? Antonov An-225, the largest plane in the world, is now back in New York. Oh, that's a huge plane! The plane landed safely in the runaway. The Wright Flyer was the first plane recorded in history.

Jan and Adrian Needs you these 9. What word makes the sentence wrong? Jan and Adrian, you needs to bring these folders to the LC3 office. Jan and Adrian Needs you these

That man Mr. Joey She They 10. What word will best complete the sentence below and function as a direct address? ______________, you are the most effective Math teacher I have ever known. That man Mr. Joey She They

II. PROCESS REVIEW On your notebook, write a sentence for each noun. Be guided by its nominative function. Be guided with the rubric.

Lasallians (subject) school (exclamation) president (subject complement) Jim (direct address) friend (appositive)

RUBRIC: 2 - The given noun is correctly used following the indicated function, and there are no errors in spelling, capitalization and punctuation. 1 - The given noun is correctly used following the indicated function, but there is/ are one / two error/s in spelling, capitalization, and punctuation. 0 - The given noun is incorrectly used and there are several errors in spelling, capitalization and punctuation.