Grammar Unit 2 Review Game!

True or False: mother is a plural noun

True or False: glove is a plural noun

Correct the sentence if needed: It took almost an hour to get that bird out of the tent's.

Correct the sentence if needed: I go to abraham lincoln school.

True or False: teams is a singular noun

Correct the sentence if needed: The son's teeths were red after eating berries.

True or false: Aunt Mary is a common noun

Correct the sentence if needed: I wrote a book report on "cherokee summer" for reading class.

Correct the sentence if needed: In chapter one, a father and a son went to the mountains.

True or false: aunt is a common noun

True or False: teammate is a singular noun

True or False: season is a singular noun

True or false: paper is an abstract noun

True or False: father is a plural noun

Correct the sentence if needed: I sang row, row, row your boat today.

True or False: assembly is a plural noun

True or false: street is a proper noun

True or False: awards is a singular noun

Correct the sentence if needed: Two bear cubs were in the bushes hiding.

Correct the sentence if needed: They built their campsite under some trees near a creeks.

True or False: parents is a plural noun

True or False: catcher is a singular noun

Correct the sentence if needed: My school is located on the corner of Maple Avenue and Elm Street.

True or false: anger is an abstract noun

Correct the sentence if needed: Later I'll go to austin's better books.

True or False: achievements is a plural noun

True or False: players is a singular noun

True or false: movie is an abstract noun

True or False: games is a singular noun

Correct the sentence if needed: My best friend John sits in the third row.

True or false: friendship is an abstract noun

Correct the sentence if needed: That painting is called "Sunflowers."

Correct the sentence if needed: In the morning, there were four deers and a sheep nearby.

Correct the sentence if needed: I wrote about washington, d.c.

True or False: hitter is a singular noun

True or false: joy is an abstract noun

Correct the sentence if needed: My spanish class begins at noon.

Correct the sentence if needed: A bird flew by Dads head and into the tent.

True or false: steak is an abstract noun

Correct the sentence if needed: I brought a peanut butter sandwich.

True or false: Bayview Park is a proper noun

Correct the sentence if needed: I read seven chapter in my book last night.

True or false: honesty is an abstract noun

Correct the sentence if needed: The bear cubs' mother helped them find berries to eat.

Correct the sentence if needed: The first night the father saw a bear eating nut.