Common Nouns, Names a person, animal, place or thing : girl, dog, park, book, Proper Nouns, Names a particular person, place or thing: Lily, Sydney, Taronga Zoo, Capital Letters, A sentence also begins with a capital letter: Lily went to Sydney, Adjectives, Adds meaning to a noun. It tells us more about a person, place, animal or thing: a cold day; a red scarf, Singular Nouns, Names one person, animal, place or thing; dolphin, tooth, child, Plural Nouns, Names more than one. Many plurals use -s or -es: dolphins, boxes, animals, Personal Pronouns, Stand for nouns so we do not have to repeat them: Lily → she; the dogs → they; the ball → it, Doing Verbs, Tell us what someone or something does: run, open, eat, jumped, Saying Verbs, Tell us how someone says something: said, asked, shouted, whispered, Simple Sentences, Makes sense by itself, begins with a capital letter and ends with punctuation. It tells us who or what and what they do
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