English 7 Chapter 7: Nouns

Flocks of gooses flew overhead.

It was invented by Elias Howe.

Their first stop on the Mississippi River was Georgia. (compound)

Sewing machines are marvelous inventions.

Two forest rangeres directed us to a shelter.

The invention was produced in the United States.

We packed some sandwiches for a long hike.

Some tourists were traveling through the Southeast. (compound)

The leaves rustled in the light breeze.

People praised the inventor's skill.

Lynn told everyone in her class about her trip. (collective)

The lively music was written by a famous southern songwriter. (compound)

The yard of the Williams family.

The basketball team for girls.

In 1903 two young Americans invented the first airplane.

The device is a real time-saver.

Our friend is responsible for activitys in the park.

Lynn will travel to Atlanta with her family. (collective)

He takes art classes and frequently visits bookstores. (compound)

My brother-in-law has a car.

A band was playing music in the lobby. (collective)

The girl has boots.

The crowd of tourists left the bus and entered the hotel they were staying at. (collective)

They wore artificial wings and jumped from high towers.

He has conducted studies on mooses.

These early models were failures.

Butterflies have wings.

Lynn's grandfather now belongs to a club of retired workers. (collective)

Throughout time, the sky has fascinated people.

The uniforms of the soccer team.

My brother-in-laws brought fishing rods.

Did the tomatos fit into his backpack?

The business cards of my boss.

Her grandparents live in East Point. (compound)

The earliest fliers imitated birds.

They were trying to catch some rainbow trout.

The sweaters of the men.

The country has a hero.

My friend carried two loafs of bread.

The crayons of the children.