logging in or signing up I.1 NOUN FORMS aSGuest39982 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 83 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 07, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript I.1 Noun Forms : I.1 Noun Forms Independent Practice 1. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 1. Choose the sentence that contains an error. Bottles and cartons filled the trash. The foxs chased the rabbits. Riches and wealth cannot replace friendship. D. Stars filled the skies. 2. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 2. Choose the sentence that contains an error. Two bakers made five pies. B. The sentence contained dashes. Only geniuses qualified for scholarships. D. I received faxs and phone calls. 3. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 3. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. Two tomatoes were ripe on the vine. B. The wild wolfs traveled in the pack. The board is ten foot long. D. Floyd Nash met with the other Nashs in his family. 4. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 4. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. A. I counted twenty sheeps. I have two penciles. How many species of trees are in the forest? D. We calculated radioes during the experiment. 5. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 5. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. These steak knifes are not very sharp. B. I saw several meese grazing in the field. Only lead actors will sing solos in the musical. D. Load the dishs in the dishwasher. 6. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 6. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. Modern heros are seldom recognizable. Many snakes eat mice. The rotten food attracted flyes. D. There are many Peachtree Streetes in Atlanta. 7. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 7. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. In colonial days, oxes and mules pulled plows. B. I had extra keyes made so we can each have one. Do cats really have nine lifes? D. It is rare for all the offspring to survive. 8. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 8. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. The mother deer and two baby deers crossed the road. The shelfs fell off the wall. The daughter-in-laws planned the party. D. Molly is a popular name, so I know several Mollys. 9. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 9. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. Two Santa Clauses showed up at the Christmas party. They rewarded the childs by ordering pizza. C. The scientists performed the test analysises early that morning. D. Six Hutchs in the Hutch family attended the party. 10. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 10. Choose the sentence that contains an error. I know four out of five Cases in the Case family. It rained for two days. Children played the parts of the elfs. D. Firemen from the three counties rushed to the fire. 11. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 11. Choose the sentence that contains an error. We caught three trouts in the stream. B. His two front teeth were loosened. C. She returned the videos to the rental store. D. The account number contained several nines. 12. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 12. Choose the sentence that contains an error. Appendices are usually found in books. The newspaper had two different editors-in-chief. The students used scissors to cut out designs. D. The mosquito larvaes swam in the shallow pond. 13. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 13. Choose the sentence that contains an error. Poplar Way is a common street name. The wind removed shingles from the rooves. Your actions should mirror your beliefs. D. I lost both the memos. 14. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 14. Choose the sentence that contains an error. The new cellular phones have color screens. Of the bookes we read, Hatchet was my favorite. Two octopi fought over the clam. D. The team decided to practice without the coach. 15. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 15. Choose the sentence that contains an error. All sofas and love seats are on sale now. Several crisises occurred at once. C. One Lacy Department Store is closing. D. Wolves at the zoo ate varieties of meat. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
I.1 NOUN FORMS aSGuest39982 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 83 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 07, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript I.1 Noun Forms : I.1 Noun Forms Independent Practice 1. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 1. Choose the sentence that contains an error. Bottles and cartons filled the trash. The foxs chased the rabbits. Riches and wealth cannot replace friendship. D. Stars filled the skies. 2. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 2. Choose the sentence that contains an error. Two bakers made five pies. B. The sentence contained dashes. Only geniuses qualified for scholarships. D. I received faxs and phone calls. 3. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 3. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. Two tomatoes were ripe on the vine. B. The wild wolfs traveled in the pack. The board is ten foot long. D. Floyd Nash met with the other Nashs in his family. 4. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 4. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. A. I counted twenty sheeps. I have two penciles. How many species of trees are in the forest? D. We calculated radioes during the experiment. 5. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 5. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. These steak knifes are not very sharp. B. I saw several meese grazing in the field. Only lead actors will sing solos in the musical. D. Load the dishs in the dishwasher. 6. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 6. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. Modern heros are seldom recognizable. Many snakes eat mice. The rotten food attracted flyes. D. There are many Peachtree Streetes in Atlanta. 7. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 7. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. In colonial days, oxes and mules pulled plows. B. I had extra keyes made so we can each have one. Do cats really have nine lifes? D. It is rare for all the offspring to survive. 8. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 8. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. The mother deer and two baby deers crossed the road. The shelfs fell off the wall. The daughter-in-laws planned the party. D. Molly is a popular name, so I know several Mollys. 9. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. : 9. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. Two Santa Clauses showed up at the Christmas party. They rewarded the childs by ordering pizza. C. The scientists performed the test analysises early that morning. D. Six Hutchs in the Hutch family attended the party. 10. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 10. Choose the sentence that contains an error. I know four out of five Cases in the Case family. It rained for two days. Children played the parts of the elfs. D. Firemen from the three counties rushed to the fire. 11. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 11. Choose the sentence that contains an error. We caught three trouts in the stream. B. His two front teeth were loosened. C. She returned the videos to the rental store. D. The account number contained several nines. 12. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 12. Choose the sentence that contains an error. Appendices are usually found in books. The newspaper had two different editors-in-chief. The students used scissors to cut out designs. D. The mosquito larvaes swam in the shallow pond. 13. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 13. Choose the sentence that contains an error. Poplar Way is a common street name. The wind removed shingles from the rooves. Your actions should mirror your beliefs. D. I lost both the memos. 14. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 14. Choose the sentence that contains an error. The new cellular phones have color screens. Of the bookes we read, Hatchet was my favorite. Two octopi fought over the clam. D. The team decided to practice without the coach. 15. Choose the sentence that contains an error. : 15. Choose the sentence that contains an error. All sofas and love seats are on sale now. Several crisises occurred at once. C. One Lacy Department Store is closing. D. Wolves at the zoo ate varieties of meat.