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(p.80) Exercise 1.08 Nouns and Proper Nouns 1. Antarctica Treaty 2. Aztec 3. butterfly effect 4. Great Eastern 5. Great Western Railway 6. Heathrow Airport 7. P&G Company 8. People's Bank 9. Yoga 10. Sea Watch Line 11. Palm Sea View 12...

appropriate high frequency words correctly • Use capitalization correctly at the beginning of sentences and proper nouns. • Use appropriate punctuation to support meaning and tone (full stops, speech marks, exclamation marks, question...

I read this book, I thought Milly and Molly is have had a very good idea. Score: B Tips) Use capital letters for proper nouns like "Seeds" in the book title. Add more details about what the newsreader said on the radio. Explain why Milly...

why the reef is important or how it can be protected. Try to be consistent with capital letters, especially for proper nouns like "Great Barrier Reef." The conclusion could be stronger by expressing a more specific reason for wanting to...

to the top. He became one of the youngest climbers. I think this book is interesting. Grade: B+ Tips: Capitalize proper nouns like "India." Make sure your sentences are clear and logical, like "This movement formed Mount Everest." Use...

is fun. Grade: B Tips): Use past tense for actions that happened in the past (went, didn't, met). Use names and proper nouns correctly (Caillou, daycare). Make sure sentences are complete and clear. Add missing words to make sense. Start...

secret. I think Max is naughty**,** because he's ̶a̶l̶l̶ always playing jokes. Grade: B- Tips) Remember to capitalize proper nouns like "Max" and "Ruby". Use present tense consistently throughout the story. Check your singular/plural nouns...

in Nouns 03. Count vs. Non-count nouns 04. Nouns: both Count and Non-count 05. Collective Nouns 06. Proper Nouns 2.1 Definition and Classification of Nouns [정의 및 명사 분류] A noun is a word that refers to a person, an animal, a place...

OK, those are abstract nouns. Furthermore, nouns can be divided into two categories. "There's what are called proper nouns, which are the ones that start with a capital letter, like Barack Obama or California or English. And then there...