Calling all homework helpers! noun questions!?

These are nouns: family, camp, clearing, woods, parents, tent, children, surroundings, path, lake, boats, beach, and vacation

These are verbs: gathered, explore.

To trk: some of your answers are wrong.

EDIT: Joanna. I can see where clearing could be a verb, but in this context I believe it's a noun. A clearing is a patch in the woods where there are no trees. Also, surroundings is definately a noun. My surroundings, your surroundings, his/her surroundings. Surround is a verb, and surrounding is too. But with an "s" it means the physical objects around you.

"He" is a pronoun, along with, "she, it, I, you, him, her, they, we, us, them, and you (plural)"

Well you sorta answered your own question. A noun is a person, place, or thing. For example, cousin is a noun because he/she is a person, a country is a noun because it's a place, and a pencil is a noun because it's a thing.

Family=yes

Camp=yes

Clearing=no(it's a verb)

Woods=yes

Parents=yes

Tent=yes

Children=yes

Gathered=no(it's a verb)

Explore=no(it's a verb)

Surroundings=yes

Path=yes

Lake=yes

Boats=yes

Beach=yes

Vacation=yes

All of them were nouns except a few because those ones were verbs because you can clear, you can gather, and you can explore. He is a pronoun and out is a prepostion.

Family - yes

camp - yes/no, depends on context

clearing - no

woods - yes

parents - yes

tent- yes

children - yes

gathered - no

explore - no

surroundings - I want to say yes, but no.

path - yes

lake- yes

boats - yes

beach - yes

vacation - yes, but can be a verb

EDIT: I believe that he is an adjective, as is out because they are describing things... I'm not totally positive though. Hope I helped!

here are some examples: age, air ball, bueaty, book, camp, car

hope this helps:)

family-yes

camp-yes

clearing-no

woods-yes

parents-yes

tent-yes

children-yes

gathered-no

explore-no

surroundings-no

path -no

lake-yes

boats-yes

beach-yes

vacation-yes