Noun and Pronoun. Group 2

GROUP 2 : NOUN AND PRONOUN
AURA FRANITA RUNTUWENE
DODY PRABOWO
ESSA ANGELINA
RIBKA MARINI PUTRI SIAGAN
VARATU SOLEHA
NOUN (KATA BENDA)
PRONOUN (KATA GANTI)
ADJECTIVE (KATA SIFAT)
PARTS OF VERB (KATA KERJA)
SPEECH ADVERB (KATA KETERANGAN)
PREPOSITION (KATA DEPAN)
DETERMINER
INTERJECTION (KATA SERU)

DEFINITION OF
NOUN
NOUN
TYPES OF NOUN
The Definition of noun
A word (other than a pronun) used to
identify any of a class of people, places, or
things (common noun), or to name a
particular one of these (proper noun).
Example :
Book,love,phone,pencil,car,bus,wife,husband,enemy,piano,toy,boy,girl,c
opy,tea,
coffee,knife,tomato,potato,bamboo,monkey,apple,army,fish,women,chil
d,dress,tree,fox,cat,teacher.
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Concrete Common
Nouns Nouns
Types
of Abstract
Nouns
Collective
Nouns
Proper
Nouns
Nouns
Regullar
Countable & and
Uncountable
Nouns Iregullar
Nouns
CONCRETE NOUNS
Concrete Noun is a noun that can be sensed / observed / detected by the five
senses. A real noun in physical form.
Example : table, book, flour, Emily, bicycle, etc
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ABSTRACT NOUNS
Abstract Noun is a noun that cannot be sensed / observed /

detected by the five senses. Nouns that are not material objects
are usually used to express ideas, concepts, feelings, or
circumstances. Abstract Nouns cannot be touched.
Example : Truth, danger, happiness, wisdom, life, faith, etc.
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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
• Countable noun is a noun can form a plural and, in the singular, can
be used with the idenfinite article.
Example : Book, plate, table, book , eraser
• Uncountable noun is a noun denoting something that cannot be counted
(substance or quality).
Example : Happiness,water back
COLLECTIVE NOUNS
Collective Noun is a noun that is used to describe a group or collection and is a collection
EXAMPLE :
– group of people : family, class, team, etc
– group of animal : deer, fish, flock, etc
– group of things : furniture, equipment, bunch, etc
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COMMON NOUNS
Common Noun is a classification of nouns for people, places, things and things in general.
Common Nouns do not use capital letters at the beginning of words, unless they are used to
start sentences or become titles.
Example : book, table, house, children, and etc.
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PROPER NOUNS
Proper Noun is a classification of nouns for people (person), place (place), and things specifically /
special. Proper Nouns can be used to name days, months, nations, religions, places, institutions, or
organizations. Proper Nouns begin with a capital letter and do not start with a, an, the.
Example :Damri, Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Emily, dan etc
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REGULLAR AND IREGULLAR NOUNS
Regular Nouns:
A Word which has accordance pattern
E.g: Ardhi brings my BOOKS
Irreguler Nouns:
A Word which has different pattern between
singular and plural
E.g: CHILDREN are studying in class
SINGULAR PLURAL PATTERN
Car Cars
Book Books NOUN+S
Pen Pens
REGULLAR NOUNS
Tax Taxes If the last word are -s, -
Bus Buses ss, -x, -z, -ch, and –sh.
Truss Trusses NOUN+ES
Knife Knives If the last word are –f or

Wife Wives –fe. It change –ves.
Proof Proofs
Chief Chiefs NOUN+S
Cliffs Cliffs
Potato Potatoes
If the last word are –o.
Tomato Tomatoes
NOUN+ES
Hero Heroes
Radio Radios
Bamboo Bamboos NOUN+S
Piano Pianos
REGULLAR NOUNS
SINGULAR PLURAL PATTERN
Lady Ladies
If the word before y is
Army Armies consonan. The word
Enemy Enemies change
NOUN+IES
Copy Copies
Boy Boys If the word before y is
Toy Toys vocal. The word change
NOUN+S
SINGULAR PLURAL EXEGESIS
IREGULLAR NOUNS Foot Feet
Man Men
Word which have
Mouse Mice
irregular plural form
Child Children
Woman Women
Alga Algae
Alumnus Alumni
Phenomenon Phenomena Kata serapan(
Basis Bases
Vita Vitae
Deer Deer
Dozen Dozen Word which have same
Fish Fish singular and plural form
Fruit fruit
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DEFINITION OF
PRONOUN
PRONOUN
TYPES OF PRONOUN
The Definition of Pronoun
What are pronouns? Pronouns (pronouns in
English) are words that are used to replace
nouns with the aim of avoiding continuous
repetition of words.
Example :
 I visit my grandparents, they are at home.
 He who admires you so much has passed away.
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Personal Possesive
Pronoun Adjective
Types of Idefinite
Pronoun
Pronouns Possesive Reflexive
Pronoun Pronoun
PERSONAL PRONOUN
to replace the name of a person or thing. The name can be a subject or an object. Subject pronouns refer
to the person who does the work or the verb, while object pronouns refer to the person who receives the
verb so that it is placed after the verb or preposition.
EXAMPLE :
1. John teaches Sara. = He teaches her. (subject + verb + object)
2. You work with me. (subject + verb + preposition + object)
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POSSESIVE PRONOUN
Possessive pronouns indicate ownership of an object. They are similar

to possessive adjectives but are not followed by a noun.
EXAMPLE :
• This jacket is yours.
• That’s Tom’s scarf and those gloves are his too.
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POSSESIVE ADJECTIVE
Possessive adjective is a determiner (special adjective) used to

express possession (possession) of a noun.
Example :
• My house costs a lot
• This is my new house
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REFLEXIVE PRONOUN
We use reflexive pronouns when the object in a sentence is the

same person as the subject.
Example :
• I taught myself to play the guitar. = I learned the guitar on my own.
• Have you hurt yourself?
• Yes, I cut myself when I prepared the vegetables.
SUBJECTIVE OBJECTIVE POSESSIVE POSSESIVE REFLEXIVE
PRONOUN PRONOUN ADJECTIVE PRONOUN PRONOUN
I ME MY MINE MYSELF
YOU YOU YOUR YOURS YOURSELF
YOURSELVES
WE US OUR OURS OURSELVES
THEY THEM THEIR THEIRS THEIRSELVES
HE HIM HIS HIS HIMSELF
SHE HER HERS HERS HERSELF
IT IT ITS IITS ITSELF
INDEFINITE PRONOUN
A pronoun that doesn’t refer to any person,amount, or thing in

particular.
Example : Everyone has an inner beauty
IDEFINITE PRONOUN + BODY + ONE + THING
+ SOME SOMEBODY SOMEONE SOMETHING
- ANY ANYBODY ANYONE ANYTHING
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+ EVERY EVERYBODY EVERYONE EVERYTHING
- NO NOBODY NO ONE NOTHING
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The Pattern:
Indifinite Pronoun+Singular Predicate
Conclusion
Noun and prounoun are different beause noun is definiting things (Place, people, etc)
While pronoun is replacing a subject or object

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GROUP 2 : NOUN AND PRONOUN

AURA FRANITA RUNTUWENE

RIBKA MARINI PUTRI SIAGAN

PRONOUN (KATA GANTI)

ADJECTIVE (KATA SIFAT)

PARTS OF VERB (KATA KERJA)

SPEECH ADVERB (KATA KETERANGAN)

PREPOSITION (KATA DEPAN)

INTERJECTION (KATA SERU)

Abstract Noun is a noun that cannot be sensed / observed /

Example :Damri, Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Emily, dan etc

Knife Knives If the last word are –f or

Possessive pronouns indicate ownership of an object. They are similar

Possessive adjective is a determiner (special adjective) used to

We use reflexive pronouns when the object in a sentence is the

A pronoun that doesn’t refer to any person,amount, or thing in

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