Common or Proper?


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Hello there my fellow Form 3 students,

I hope you have completed the previous assignment that I have posted earlier. Should you have any questions or difficulties, do leave your feedback in the comments section.

Now, let's begin our lesson for today. Are you ready?

Can you tell the difference between a common and a proper noun?

Click on the link and you may find your answers;

https://youtu.be/bGz1acC3Wew

So today we are going to do some interactive activity on NOUNS - Proper and Common Nouns. It's easy. All you need to do is go to the link below, click on the "New Noun" button. When a word appears, choose your answer, whether it is a common or proper noun. If you click on the wrong answer, don't worry. Explanation on the correct answer is provided in the yellow box. Finally check your score!

Give it a shot and have fun, peeps!

http://www.gramrtutr.net/nounCapRecGame.htm


That's it for today. See you around and stay indoors. And keep those germs off your hands always!!

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