nouns – verbs –– adjectives – oh my!. nouns where would we be without them!
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Nouns – Verbs –– Adjectives – OH MY!
NounsWhere would we be without them!
Nouns person, place, thing, events, substance, quality, or idea, etc.
Nouns as a Person George Washington Mr. Swann George W. Bush Barack Obama John McCain Spiderman Elvis
Nouns as a place School of Discovery Bennettsville Clio South Carolina Heaven Starbucks Bi-Lo
Nouns as an Event Christmas Halloween Fourth of July SOD Band Concert Your birthday
Nouns as a substanceThese nouns can’t be counted. Air – The air was full of bugs tonight. Wind Gold - The gold attracted thousands of
prospectors. Medicine Rain Music Milk
Nouns as a Quality Cold – He was cold to the idea. Hot – That girl is hot. Bright Death Darkness
Error: I saw a hot car. Hot is an adjective in that sentence. Correct: I saw a car that was hot.
Nouns as an Idea Love – My love for you is bigger than the
moon. Hate – Hate consumed her thoughts. Thought – What a silly thought. Happiness Belief Feelings
Verbs
The part of speech that expresses existence, action,
or occurrence (something happened).
Existence Verbs The pencil is on the chair. (The pencil exists on the chair.)
There is a school in Clio. (The school exists in Clio.)
Action Verbs Run - Let’s run to the corner. Jump – I jump for joy when I see you. Drive – You drive me crazy. Swim – Please swim to the shore. Wrote – I wrote a love poem. Danced – I danced the night away. Can be different tenses (past tense)
Occurrence Verbs Become / Became Maria became a professional dancer. Change John changed his shoes for gym class. Happen Evonia happened to stop by.
Adjective
Adjectives Adjectives are words that describe or modify
another person or thing in the sentence. The Articles — a, an, and the — are
adjectives.Examples: the tall professor the lugubrious lieutenant a solid commitment
Adjectives - Sizeaverage - Sue had very average grades.big colossal fat giant gigantic great huge immense large little long mammoth
Adjectives - Touchboiling - The boiling sun came down on my head.breezy broken bumpy chilly cold cool creepy crooked cuddly curly damaged
Adjectives - Shapebroad - The broad street had a lot of traffic.chubby crooked curved deep flat high hollow low narrow round shallow
Adjectives - Timeancient - The ancient man was wise in magic.brief early fast late long modern old old-fashioned quick rapid short
Adjectives - QuantityAbundant - Tom had abundant reasons for
his tardiness. empty few heavy light many numerous
Adjectives - Soundcooing - She made a cooing sound as she slept.deafening faint harsh high-pitched hissing hushed husky loud melodic moaning mute noisy