Nouns Quiz

Nouns Quiz

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What are Nouns ?

A Noun is an individual, place, substantial article, idea or thought.

Nouns play 5 essential parts in the English Language:

Subject of the Verb: the individual, place, thing, and so on that directs the activity – Felicity slides John’s card over the table to Oliver. Sliding is the action word. Who is sliding? Felicity.

Direct Object of the Verb: the individual, place, thing, and so on that the activity is led on – Felicity slides John’s card over the table to Oliver. What is being slid? The card.

Aberrant Object of the Verb: the individual, place, thing, and so on that the activity is done on the immediate article to or for. The action word “give” quite often incorporates an aberrant item – Felicity slides John’s card over the table to Oliver. Who is the card being slid to? Oliver.

Cheerful Use: random to the action word, however to different things. Shows ownership, starting point, or source – Felicity slides John’s card over the table to Oliver. To whom does the card have a place? John.

Use with Prepositions: disconnected to the action word, shows condition and situation under which a move makes place. Typically responds to the inquiry “where” or “how” – Felicity slides John’s card over the table to Oliver. Where is the card being slid? over(relational word or prepostion) the table.

Thus, presently how about we get to the Quiz!

Noun Quiz

Fill in the gaps with plural nouns to complete the following sentences in English.

Nouns Quiz 1

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