2.  Noun – a person, place or thing

Noun – Announce (noun) the person, place and thing they are carrying

Note: A thing is a thing (and therefore a noun) if you can put the word 'the' in front of it. Examples: the dog, the microphone and the coffin.

Grandma’s party is so posh that there is a master of ceremonies at the door who announces (a noun) the names of all the people arriving at the party.

To remember that a noun equates to a person, place or thing, see how the announcer (a noun) performs below:

Whenever a guest arrives at the party, the announcer (a noun) has to say…

Who the person is dressed as:   Elvis

The place they come from:        Memphis

The thing they are carrying:      microphone

Other examples

Who the person is dressed as:         Dracula

The place they come from               Transylvania

The thing they are carrying             coffin

Who the person is dressed as:             King Arthur

The place they come from                   Camelot

The thing they are carrying                  Excalibur

Who the person is dressed as                 Robin Hood

The place they come from                      Sherwood

The thing they are carrying                    bow