Nouns

Question 1

Noun

Answer 1

a person, place, thing, idea, or emotion.

Question 2

Define the status of a noun

Answer 2

A,an,my and the before a noun

Question 3

Common noun

Answer 3

regular nouns that do not start with capital letters

Question 4

Proper noun

Answer 4

nouns that start with capital letters.

Question 5

Concrete noun

Answer 5

nouns that represent things you can see, hear, smell, taste, or feel.

Question 6

Abstract noun

Answer 6

nouns that represent ideas or emotions

Question 7

Collective noun

Answer 7

nouns that represent a group of things or people without being plural

Question 8

Pronoun

Answer 8

Take the place of a noun…are I, you, he, she, them, they,we, us, him, her, and it.

Question 9

Antecedent

Answer 9

is the word the pronoun is standing in for…He showed the manager his report. (His and he are the same person.

Question 10

1st person

Answer 10

I, me, my, mine (singular); we, us, our, ours (plural)

Question 11

2nd person

Answer 11

you, your, yours (both singular and plural)

Question 12

3rd person

Answer 12

he, him, his, she, her, hers, it, its (singular); they, them, their, theirs (plural)

Question 13

Types of pronouns

Answer 13

Personal, demonstrative,interrogative, reflexive & intensive, relative

Question 14

Demonstrative pronoun

Answer 14

point things out. There are only four of them: this, that, these, and those…This is my new CD.

Question 15

Interrogative pronoun

Answer 15

used to ask questions. There are five of them: which, who, whose, whom, and what.

Question 16

Relative pronoun

Answer 16

begin adjective clauses, There are five of them: which, whom, whose, who, and that…(You can borrow the book (that ) I just finished)

Question 17

Reflective/Intensive

Answer 17

personal pronouns with -self at the end: myself, ourselves, yourself, yourselves, himself, herself, itself, and themselves

Question 18

Indefinite pronoun

Answer 18

do not refer to a specific noun. Here are some examples of indefinite pronouns:
someone, everyone, anyone, no one, somebody, anybody, everybody, everything, something, anything, nothing,none, few, many, several, all, and some

Question 19

Demonstrative pronouns

Answer 19

this, that, these, and those