Directions: Underline the nouns in the following sentences

1.

The plane landed safely at the airport

2.

The girl dropped the glass on the table.

3. My cat likes to play with string and yarn.

4. I saw my teacher at the store.

5. Is there a dime in the bank?

6. There was a huge spider crawling across the floor.

7. Is that child waiting to get on the bus?

8. A monkey jumped down and grabbed the banana.

9. The book must be returned to the library soon.

10. My stuffed bear fell in the mud

These are the nouns in the sentences:

Plane, airport, girl, glass, table, cat, string, yarn, I, teacher, store, dime, bank, spider, floor, child, bus, monkey, banana, book, library, bear, and mud.

Explanation:

Let's remember that a noun in grammar is a word used to identify any of a class of people, places or things, or even to name a particular one of these. This is the official definition of a noun, but in a more easy way for you to understand, we can say that a noun is everything you find in a sentence; these things can be a person, an animal, a place, an idea, an emotion, etc. Those things are going to be the ones in which the rest of the sentence is going to be built.

Plane, Airport, Girl, String, Yarn, I, Teacher, Store, Dime, Bank, Spider, floor, child, bus, monkey, banana, book, library, bear, mud