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RATINGS: Sites are rated from 1 owl (good) to a high of 5 owls. Read more- Plural Nouns
One mouse, two mice. One house, two hice? The rules to plural nouns can be tricky. Use this page to brush up on your fungi and nuclei, then quiz yourself.
- What is a Noun?
The plural of "wharf," the possessive of "platypus," and a comprehensive review of nouns. This unit provides a good refresher on how to differentiate between proper and common nouns, abstract and concrete nouns, and countable and non-countable nouns.
- English Zone
Think you've got nouns down? The quizzes on this page cover a wide range of expertise. See how your skills match up.
- Compound Nouns and Modifiers
Italian-American is hyphenated, but African American is not. Use this page to learn the quirky rules for compound nouns and modifiers. When you've finished, prove you know your stuff with the quiz at the bottom.
- Possessive Nouns
Have you ever heard Homer Simpson complain about the "Flanderses's" house next door? Get your possessives straight with this handy page from the Guide to Grammar and Writing. When you're finished, try one of the quizzes at the bottom.
- "A Noun's a Person, Place, or Thing"
"A noun's a special kind of word / It's any name you ever heard." From the Statue of Liberty to a drugstore jukebox, read along and listen as nouns come to life in this classic song from "Grammar Rock."
Nouns: Just One of Those Things
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