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Nothing but Nouns Nouns name people, places, things, or ideas. In your writing, they are… • • • • Subjects- The paper is due next Monday. Predicate Nominative- My mom is a teacher. Direct Objects- Mary gave Joel ice cream. Indirect Objects- Mary gave Joel ice cream. They come in different forms… Concrete/ Abstract- desk/ love Possessive- teacher’s/ teachers’ Singular/ Plural- student/ students Collective- school of fish, crew of sailors Common/ Proper- school/ Stewarts Creek Middle School They are often found with… • Verbs • Adjectives Pronouns They take the place of nouns. *See what I did there? They takes place of the noun pronoun. In your writing, they are… • • • • Subjects- It is due next Monday. Predicate Nominative- This is she. Direct Objects- Mary gave her it. Indirect Objects- Mary gave her it. They come in different forms… Personal (I, you, he, she, it) Reflexive/Intensive (they end in -self) Demonstrative (this, that, these, those) Interrogative? (which, who, whom, whose) Relative (that, which, who, whose, whom) Indefinite (anyone, most, anybody…) They are often found with… • Verbs • Adjectives Vivid Verbs They show action or a state of being (linking). In your writing they are used to… • Add action to your sentences. • Help the reader envision what is happening. They come in different forms… • Action verbs- show action – Andy hobbled down the stairs. (intransitive- no direct object) – Andy threw the ball. (transitive- has a direct object) • Linking verbs- link the subject to other words in the sentence. – Steven is nice and charming. – The pizza tastes delicious. • Helping verbs- help the verb by aiding in its tense changes *Not is not a verb! – The movie will start in an hour. – We have not been watching the new show. They are often found with… • Nouns • Adverbs • Pronouns