Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
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Title: Compound Nouns |
Grade: 2-a Lesson: S1-L8 |
Explanation: Hello Students, time to practice and review the answers. |
Description:
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Problem |
We just got a new____(washing+machine) for Christmas. |
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Clue |
A noun made up of two or more existing words is a compound noun. |
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Hint |
Words given in parentheses |
washing+machine |
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Sumup |
Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps? |
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Choice.A |
Choice A is incorrect."Washing;machine" is not a compound noun because we don’t put a semicolon (;) between the words "washing" and "machine."" A compound noun is two words put together to make a new word, like "cupcake" or "sunshine." But "washing;machine" isn’t a real compound noun we use. |
washing;machine |
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Choice.B |
Choice B is incorrect. The word "washing-machine" is not a compound noun because compound nouns like "washing machine" are written as two separate words, not connected with a hyphen. So, it should be written as "washing machine." |
washing-machine |
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Choice.C |
Choice C is correct. A compound noun is when two words join together to make one new word, like "washing" and "machine" making "washing machine." It’s like putting two puzzle pieces together to make a bigger picture! |
washing machine |
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Choice.D |
Choice D is incorrect because there shouldn’t be a comma in the word "washing,machine." A compound noun like "washing machine" joins two words together to make one new word without any commas in between. |
washing,machine |
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Step: |
The compound noun that is formed by the combination of words in parentheses |
washing machine |
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Step: |
Complete sentence |
We just got a new washing machine for Christmas. |
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Answer |
washing machine |
Option: C |
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Sumup |
Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps? |
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