3 Written Questions

1. nouns that at first look like verbs and mostly end in "-ing" It is a noun, because it is the subject in the sentence
2. nouns that are in singular form mean 1 thing. They are never capitalized , because they are just typical names
3. nouns that in singular form represent a group of something, but you can make it plural.

2 Multiple Choice Questions

1. nouns that are singular, but represent a group of things and can NOT be made plural. They can also be ideas.
   1. Mass Nouns
   2. Common Nouns
   3. Proper Nouns
   4. Articles
2. nouns that are always capitalized, because it is naming a specific thing
   1. Mass Nouns
   2. Gerunds
   3. Common Nouns
   4. Proper Nouns

2 True/False Questions

1. Infinitives → Determiners/noun markers. Show up in front of nouns a lot of the time.

   True        False

2. Articles → Determiners/noun markers. Show up in front of nouns a lot of the time.

   True        False