Common Noun

Read about the Common Noun at supergrammar.com

This shape-shifting hero, The Noun, can transform into any person, place, or thing within a sentence.

Though his official title is The Common Noun, everybody just calls him The Noun, for short. But, even if you prefer to call him by his official title, you'd still have to agree that there is nothing common about his amazing super power.

The Common Noun is a member of The Noun Team. Together with his Noun Team partner, The Proper Noun, these two heroes are always ready to give your sentences everything that they've got.

Watch these two videos about nouns. How do they help you to learn about and remember nouns?

Here are the lyrics for the song.

Can you see a repeating pattern?

Can you make up your own verse using the pattern?

Well every person you can know,

And every place that you can go,

And any thing that you can show,

You know they're nouns.

A noun's a special kind of word,

It's any name you ever heard.

I find it quite interesting,

A noun's a person, place or thing.

Oh I took a train, took a train,

To another state.

The flora and the fauna that I saw were really great.

But when I saw some bandits chasing the train,

I was wishing I was back home again.

I took a train, took a train,

To another state.

Well every person you can know...

And every place that you can go...

And any thing that you can show...

You know they're nouns

You know they're nouns, oh!

Mrs. Jones is a lady on Hudson Street.

She sent her dog to bark at my brother and me.

We gave her dog a big fat bone,

And now he barks at Mrs. Jones.

She's a lady who lives on Hudson Street.

Well every person you can know...

And every place that you can go...

And anything that you can show...

Well you know they're nouns

You know they're nouns, oh!

I took a ferry to the Statue of Liberty.

My best friend was waiting there for me.

(He took an early ferry.)

We went for a walk on the island you know,

And in the middle of summer it started to snow when...

I took a ferry to the Statue of Liberty.

Well every person you can know...

And every place that you can go...

And anything that you can show...

Well you know they're nouns

You know they're nouns, oh!

I put a dime in the drugstore record machine.

Oldie-goldies started playing - you know what I mean.

I heard Chubby Checker, he was doing the twist,

And the Beatles and the Monkees

It goes like this.

I put a dime in the drugstore record machine.

Well every person you can know...

And every place that you can go...

And anything that you can show...

Well you know they're nouns.

A noun's a special kind of word,

It's any name you ever heard.

I find it quite interesting,

A noun's a person, place or thing.

A noun is a person, place or thing.

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