Highlight the plural noun in the following sentence: 'Traveling to International Space Station can take 6 to 48 hours.'
hours
[A/an/the/no article] aurora is a natural light display that can be seen from northern parts of the Earth.
The aurora is a natural light display that can be seen from northern parts of the Earth.
[A/an/the/no article] Moon is the satellite of the Earth.
The Moon is the satellite of the Earth.
Apollo 11 completed its mission successfully. [A/an/the/no article] spacecraft brought Armstrong and his crew to the Moon.
Apollo 11 completed its mission successfully. The spacecraft brought Armstrong and his crew to the Moon.
Higlight the proper noun(s) in the following sentence: 'Neil Armstrong landed the moon with his two other crew mates.'
Neil Armstrong, the moon
Is the noun "moonlight" count or non-count?
Non-count
[A/an/the/no article] Mars has water in the form of ice.
Mars has water in the form of ice.
She saw [a/an/the/no article] shooting star in the sky last night!
She saw a shooting star in the sky last night!
Saturn is [a/an/the/no article] second largest planet in our solar system.
Saturn is the second largest planet in our solar system.
Higlight the proper noun(s) in the following sentence: 'The famous astronomer Carl Sagan is the creator of the documentary called Cosmos.'
Carl Sagan, Cosmos