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    GRUamita Sarki asa

    NOU
    L usi M ya Per
     g Ja
    g u n
     M A

    N
    W hat is a NOUN ?
    Noun is a word u
    sed to name a
    person, animal, p
    lace, thing, and
    abstract idea.

    Noun

    Abstract noun Concrete noun


    Abstract Noun
    Abstract noun name ideas, feelings, and qualities.
    Abstract Noun is something that can’t be sensed by five
    senses (smell, touch, hear, see and taste).
    Example: love, hate, friendship, belief, kindness
    Abstract Nouns are derived from: 2. Adjective
    a. Pluss suffix -ness
    1. Verb Ex: ill  illness
    a. Plus suffix -ance, -ence to verb b. Pluss suffix -y
    Ex: Attend  attendance Ex: opportune  opportunity
    Differ  difference
    b. Pluss suffix –y
    Ex: Deliver delivery
    3. Noun self
    a. Pluss suffix -hood
    c. Pluss suffix -ment
    Ex: brother  brotherhood
    Ex: manage  management
    b. Pluss suffix - cy
    d. Pluss suffix -al
    Ex: agen  agency
    Ex: arrive  arrival
    c. Pluss suffix - ship
    Ex: champion  championship
    d. Pluss suffix -ian
    Ex: music  musician
    Concrete Noun
    Concrete noun can be touched, felt, held, something
    visible, smell, taste, or be heard.
    Example: table, chair, woman, pencil, apple
    Concrete noun of four(4) kinds:

    Concrete Noun

    Proper Common Material Collective


    noun noun noun noun
    1. Proper Noun
    A proper noun is a specific name of the
    place, a person, or a thing.
    2. Common Noun
    The first letter of a proper noun is A common noun is a noun that refers
    always represented by a capital letter. to a person, thing, and place.
    Example: Indah, Tono, Tokyo, Example: Teacher, Island, River,
    London, White house, Gajah Mada Pencil,
    University. Shop, Boy, Market.

    3. Material Noun 4. Collective Noun


    Material noun are nouns which is Collective nouns are nouns that
    from natural phenomena or the refer to things or people as a
    others material. unit.
    Example: gold, silver, plant, iron, Example: group, audience,
    family, team, crew, class.
    diamond, water.
    Singular and Plural noun
     when a noun means one only, it
    is said to be singular.
    Example: table, girl, book, box
     when a noun means more than
    one, it is to be plural.
    How to know
    plural noun?
    Next
    i n s, s s, x , o,
    ng
    Nouns endi he p l ura l by Nouns endin
    d c h f rom t g in “f ” or
    sh, a n “ef ” are ma
    adding -es un de plural by
    u n = s i
    inn g ullaar noun changing “f ”
    lural
    Plu n o
    ,c h) + es or “ef ” to
    s,x
    (s,,ss ,x ,o,s
    ,s h , c
    ves
    Example: Pllu
    ural noun=s
    in
    ingula
    lar noun
    Bus – Buses (f or ef) + es
    la ss – G l as ses Example:
    G
    Box – Boxes Knife – knive
    s
    t o – To m atoes Wife – wive
    Toma s
    hes
    Wash - Was Wolf – wolv
    es
    – W atc h e s
    Watc h
    Nouns ending in “y”

    Nouns ending in “y” preceded Nouns ending in “y” preceded


    by a vowel from their plural by by a consonant is formed into
    adding –es a plural by changing
    “y  i + es”
    Plural noun = singular noun ( - y) + s

    Example: Example:
    Boy - Boys Lady – Ladies
    Play – Plays City – Cities
    Key - keys Body - Bodies
    Except the rules above,
    singular nouns can be formed by adding “s”

    Plural noun = singular noun + s


    Example:
    Pen – Pens
    Book – Books
    Waiter - waiters
    Exception irregular plural
    Singular Plural Singular Plural
    Man Men Tooth Teeth
    Woman Women Goose Geese
    Child Children Deer Deer
    Mouse Mice Fish Fish
    Foot Feet Sheep Sheep
    Person People Ox Oxen
    U nc o u nt a bl e N o un
    nt a b le N o un an d
    Cou
    1. Countable Noun s w h ic h c an b e c o u nted
    nta b le N o u n r ef er to thing
    Cou
    b e s in g u la r a n d p l
    luural)
    ( can
    x a mp l
    lee : P e n , H o u se, Bag
    E
    oun
    2. Uncountable N noun w h ic h d o e s n o t h a ve a
    u n ta b le N o u n is a
    Unc o
    to s o m e th
    t h in g th
    t ha t you
    l f o rm
    r m , a n d w h ic h reffeers
    rs
    l ur
    plu a fo
    untt..
    could not usually co ir, m oney
    r, M ilk , O il , ha
    Exampllee: Suga
    Thanks You

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