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6 Cards in this Set
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Common Noun |
Not capitalized. Any person, place, or thing. An example would be building. |
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Proper Noun |
Capitalized. It is a specific person, place, or thing. An example would be Empire State building. |
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Singular Noun |
A singular noun is just one thing. An example of a singular noun would be plant. An irregular example would be man. |
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Plural Noun |
A plural noun is more than one thing. An example of a plural noun would be plants. An irregular example would be men. |
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Singular Possessive noun |
The rule for singular possessive is to add ' s. An example of a singular possessive noun is girl's. |
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Plural Possessive noun |
The rule for a plural possessive noun is to add ' unless it is irregular's. An example would be girls'. An irregular example would be men's. |
