Question

directions: follow each of the directions and write your own sentences with nouns. circle each of the nouns that you write.

• dont worry about the order. for example if it says (person, place, thing) they dont have to be in that exact same order in your sentence.

1. write a sentence that has 1 noun (thing).
2. write a sentence that has 2 nouns (person, thing).
3. write a sentence that has 3 nouns (person, place, thing).
4. write a sentence that has 3 nouns (thing, thing, thing).
5. write a sentence that has 4 nouns (place, place, thing, thing).
6. write a sentence that has 4 nouns (person, place, thing, thing).

Explanation:

1. For a sentence with 1 noun (thing): "The book is on the table." (Circle "book").
2. For a sentence with 2 nouns (person, thing): "Tom reads a magazine." (Circle "Tom" and "magazine").
3. For a sentence with 3 nouns (person, place, thing): "Mary goes to the park with a ball." (Circle "Mary", "park", "ball").
4. For a sentence with 3 nouns (thing, thing, thing): "The pen, paper and eraser are on the desk." (Circle "pen", "paper", "eraser").
5. For a sentence with 4 nouns (place, place, thing, thing): "The library and the store near the school have books and toys." (Circle "library", "store", "books", "toys").
6. For a sentence with 4 nouns (person, place, thing, thing): "John visits the zoo and sees lions and monkeys." (Circle "John", "zoo", "lions", "monkeys").

Answer:

1. The book is on the table.
2. Tom reads a magazine.
3. Mary goes to the park with a ball.
4. The pen, paper and eraser are on the desk.
5. The library and the store near the school have books and toys.
6. John visits the zoo and sees lions and monkeys.