A sentence is the expression of a complete thought.A sentence needs a subject and a verb to make a complete thought. A subject is a person or thing that completes an action.A verb is an action. Look at this example… Read more931. Using a Subject and a Verb in a Sentence

A simple sentence consists of a subject and a verb. The subject is the person or thing in a sentence that is doing something. A subject is always a noun. A noun is a word that names a person, a… Read more932. A Subject is Always a Noun

A common noun names a non-specific object, person, or idea. A common noun is never capitalized. Here are examples of common nouns: dog, house, flower, mother, father, son, happiness, love, thankfulness. A proper noun names a specific place or person…. Read more933. Common Nouns and Proper Nouns

There are three articles in the English language: a. an, theArticles are “noun markers.” When you see the words a, an, or the, you know that a noun will immediately follow. Use the article a in front of nouns that… Read more934. The Articles – a, an, the

A noun is a word that names a person. A proper noun names a specific person: Mom, Mrs. Jenkins, Dr. Smith. Proper nouns are always capitalized.A common noun names a non-specific person: parent, teacher, doctorCommon nouns are not capitalized. A… Read more936. A Noun Names a Person

A noun is a word that can name a place. A proper noun names a specific place: Colorado, Europe, Italy, Washington SchoolProper nouns are always capitalized.A common noun names a place that is not specific: state, continent, country, schoolCommon nouns… Read more937. A Noun Names a Place

Sometimes a noun names a thing. A thing is always a common noun and will not be capitalized.Here are some nouns that name things: house, tree, duck, road, car, book, bicycle, soda, apple A noun sometimes names a thing. A… Read more938. A Noun Names a Thing

We know that a noun can name a person, a place, and a thing. A noun can also name an idea.An idea cannot be seen or touched. However, an idea is still a noun.Here are some examples of nouns that… Read more939. A Noun Names an Idea