Nouns worksheet with exercises on common and proper nouns, singular and plural forms, and noun identification.

Problem Description:

The image shows a worksheet titled "Nouns" with two sections:
1. Common and Proper Nouns: Students are asked to identify whether each noun is common or proper.
2. Singular and Plural Nouns: Students are asked to write the plural form of each singular noun.

Additionally, there is a section at the bottom where students are asked to find nouns in a given sentence.

Solution:

#### Section 1: Common and Proper Nouns
- Instructions: Write "common" or "proper" next to each noun.
- Explanation:
- Common Nouns: These are general names for people, places, things, or ideas (e.g., city, town, cat).
- Proper Nouns: These are specific names for people, places, things, or ideas and are usually capitalized (e.g., New York City, Dr. Seuss).

Answers:
1. city — Common
2. New York City — Proper
3. town — Common
4. Dr. Seuss — Proper
5. cat — Common
6. April — Proper (name of a month)
7. dog — Common
8. lake — Common
9. Tuesday — Proper (name of a day)
10. school — Common
11. Hawaii — Proper

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#### Section 2: Singular and Plural Nouns
- Instructions: Write the plural form of each noun.
- Explanation: To form the plural of a noun, you generally add "-s" or "-es" to the singular form. Some nouns have irregular plural forms (e.g., child → children).

Answers:
1. city — cities
2. flower — flowers
3. bike — bikes
4. hat — hats
5. game — games
6. candy — candies
7. dish — dishes
8. book — books
9. glass — glasses
10. box — boxes

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#### Section 3: Find the Nouns
- Instructions: Circle or highlight the nouns in each sentence.
- Sentence: "My dad works in a bank. The cat meows when it is hungry. The king and queen never scream. The long dog can only see one paw."
- Explanation: Nouns are words that represent people, places, things, or ideas. In this context, we identify all the nouns in the sentences.

Nouns in the sentence:
1. dad (person)
2. bank (place)
3. cat (thing)
4. king (person)
5. queen (person)
6. paw (thing)

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Final Answer:

1. Common and Proper Nouns:
- city: Common
- New York City: Proper
- town: Common
- Dr. Seuss: Proper
- cat: Common
- April: Proper
- dog: Common
- lake: Common
- Tuesday: Proper
- school: Common
- Hawaii: Proper

2. Singular and Plural Nouns:
- city: cities
- flower: flowers
- bike: bikes
- hat: hats
- game: games
- candy: candies
- dish: dishes
- book: books
- glass: glasses
- box: boxes

3. Find the Nouns:
- dad, bank, cat, king, queen, paw

Boxed Final Answer:
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\begin{array}{l}
\text{1. Common and Proper Nouns:} \\
\text{city: Common, New York City: Proper, town: Common, Dr. Seuss: Proper,} \\
\text{cat: Common, April: Proper, dog: Common, lake: Common, Tuesday: Proper,} \\
\text{school: Common, Hawaii: Proper} \\
\\
\text{2. Singular and Plural Nouns:} \\
\text{city: cities, flower: flowers, bike: bikes, hat: hats, game: games,} \\
\text{candy: candies, dish: dishes, book: books, glass: glasses, box: boxes} \\
\\
\text{3. Find the Nouns:} \\
\text{dad, bank, cat, king, queen, paw}
\end{array}
}