Identifying Nouns

Do you have at least six books next to your bed?
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
Every January, there is a major snowstorm.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
The gross odor is coming from his body.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
The gross odor is coming from his body.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
The little old man was nothing but a tired carpenter.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
The little old man was nothing but a tired carpenter.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
The flight from Texas was delayed.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
The flight from Texas was delayed.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
The rubber ball glows in the dark.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
The rubber ball glows in the dark.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
For years the name has struck fear in them.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
For years the name has struck fear in them.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
Do you have at least six books next to your bed?
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
Do you have at least six books next to your bed?
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
Happiness is not always easy to find in a relationship.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
"This is a bad sign," said the teacher.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
"This is a bad sign," said the teacher.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
Hundreds claim to have seen it before.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
Leslie has to write her paper tonight.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech
Leslie has to write her paper tonight.
1. Noun
2. Other Part of Speech

Identifying Nouns

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