Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions are common nouns.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• Part of the country I visited the South last
  spring.
• Direction Turn north at the light.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• When alex graduated from high school, he took a
  trip to the south.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• 2. On the first day, he drove 300 miles
  southwest.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• 3. He started in baltimore and spent the first
  night in north carolina.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• 4. On the second day, alex drove west to visit
  some friends in tennessee.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• 5. The next day alex headed southeast to
  florida.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• 6. Ive never been west of the mississippi river.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• 7. Next year, we pan to take a trip to the west.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• 8. Well fly to california and then rent a car.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• 9. After we visit local sights, well drive
  north to san francisco.

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Parts of the county are proper nouns. Directions
are common nouns.

• 10. My cousins from the northern part of the
  sate will join us on a tour of the southwest.

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• Proper Nouns Common Nouns
• English. Spanish language
• History I social studies
• Introduction to Biology science

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• Karl got an A in ____________________.
• a. English
• b. english

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• 2. Next year Alex is taking _______________.
• a. math and social studies
• b. Math and Social Studies

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• 3. Jennifer signed up for _______________.
• a. math I
• b. Math I

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• 4. Tina enjoys _______________.
• a. physical education
• b. Physical Education

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• 5. Danny is going on a field trip in
  ___________.
• a. earth science II
• b. Earth Science II

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• 6. Who teaches your ___________ class this year?
• a. science
• b. Science

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• 7. The students in _______________will put on a
  play for their class project.
• a. drama II
• b. Drama II

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• 8. Miguel decided to take __________ for extra
  credit.
• a. introduction to music
• b. Introduction to Music

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• 9. Tony speaks _______________.
• a. japanese, chinese, and french
• b. Japanese. Chinese, and French

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The name of a language and particular course are
proper nouns. The name of a subject is a common
noun.

• 10. Did you do better in _______________.
• a. geography or history
• b. Geography or History

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and
people are some of the things that can have a
title. The first word and all main words in a
title are capitalized.

• Reverend Frank Garcia Lord of the Rings
• The Star-Spangled Banner The Red Pony

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and
people are some of the things that can have a
title. The first word and all main words in a
title are capitalized.

• 1. the red badge of courage

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and
people are some of the things that can have a
title. The first word and all main words in a
title are capitalized.

• 2. the sound of music

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and
people are some of the things that can have a
title. The first word and all main words in a
title are capitalized.

• 3. the tonight show

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and
people are some of the things that can have a
title. The first word and all main words in a
title are capitalized.

• 4. the world almanac

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A title is a proper noun. Books, movies, and
people are some of the things that can have a
title. The first word and all main words in a
title are capitalized.

• 5. president andrew jackson

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A collective noun is the name of a group of
people or things.

• Groups of people group, audience, crowd
• Groups of things herd, flock, collection

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A collective noun is the name of a group of
people or things.

• The baseball team practiced every day.

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A collective noun is the name of a group of
people or things.

• Alexs club had a meeting every Thursday.

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A collective noun is the name of a group of
people or things.

• The whole neighborhood went to the picnic.

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A collective noun is the name of a group of
people or things.

• Carla decided to join the navy.

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A collective noun is the name of a group of
people or things.

• The jury found the man innocent.

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A concrete noun is a word that names something
you can see and touch.An abstract noun is word
that names something you can think about or talk
about. You cannot see it or touch it. An
abstract noun is an idea.
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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Concrete Nouns

• Abstract Nouns

• money
• clock
• school
• steel

• cost
• time
• education
• strength

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• fever
• thermometer

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• law
• judge

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• price
• price tag

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• pizza
• hunger

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• year
• calendar

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• earthquake
• disaster

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• kindness
• friend

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• telephone
• communication

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• tears
• disappointment

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Concrete noun something you can see or
touchAbstract noun an idea that you cannot
see or touch

• Identify the abstract noun
• fame
• actor