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    This document provides an introduction to nouns, explaining that nouns are words used to represent people, places, or things. It then defines and provides examples of six different kinds of nouns: common nouns, proper nouns, singular nouns, plural nouns, collective nouns, and gender nouns. The document concludes by restating that nouns are words for people, animals, things, places, or ideas and that there are six kinds of nouns. It also invites the reader to ask any questions.

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    This document provides an introduction to nouns, explaining that nouns are words used to represent people, places, or things. It then defines and provides examples of six different kinds of nouns: common nouns, proper nouns, singular nouns, plural nouns, collective nouns, and gender nouns. The document concludes by restating that nouns are words for people, animals, things, places, or ideas and that there are six kinds of nouns. It also invites the reader to ask any questions.

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    This document provides an introduction to nouns, explaining that nouns are words used to represent people, places, or things. It then defines and provides examples of six different kinds of nouns: common nouns, proper nouns, singular nouns, plural nouns, collective nouns, and gender nouns. The document concludes by restating that nouns are words for people, animals, things, places, or ideas and that there are six kinds of nouns. It also invites the reader to ask any questions.

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    NOUNS

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    This document provides an introduction to nouns, explaining that nouns are words used to represent people, places, or things. It then defines and provides examples of six different kinds of nouns: common nouns, proper nouns, singular nouns, plural nouns, collective nouns, and gender nouns. The document concludes by restating that nouns are words for people, animals, things, places, or ideas and that there are six kinds of nouns. It also invites the reader to ask any questions.

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    NOUNS

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    Table of Contents

    Introduction Kinds of Nouns


    Explanation of nouns Common nouns, proper nouns, singular nouns,
    plural nouns, collective nouns, and gender nouns

    Exercise Conclusion
    Introduction
    Nouns
    Nouns are words used to represent a person,
    place, or thing (including objects, animals,
    and ideas).
    Kinds of
    Nouns
    Kinds of Nouns
    Examples:

    1.
    Common Nouns
    Words for people,
    animals, places or
    things.
    Examples:

    Common Nouns
    Examples:

    2.
    Proper Nouns
    Words for particular
    people, places or
    things. They always
    begin with a capital
    letter.
    Examples:

    Proper Nouns
    Note:
    Examples: •Use a before words
    beginning with consonant.
    Example: a book, a chair,
    3. etc.
    Singular Nouns •Use an before words
    Words for one beginning with vowel.
    person, one place, Example: an apple, an egg,
    one thing, or one etc.
    idea.
    Except: a uniform, a
    university, an hour, an honor.
    Examples:

    4.
    Plural Nouns
    Words for more than
    one person, places,
    things, or ideas.
    Examples:

    Plural Nouns
    Examples:

    5.
    Collective
    Nouns
    Words for froups of
    people, animals, or
    things.
    Examples:

    6.
    Gender Nouns
    (Masculine and
    Feminine
    Nouns)
    Words for identifying
    whether a male or
    female.
    Examples:

    Masculine and
    Feminine Nouns
    Hi!

    Exercise
    Tick the correct plural forms and cross out × the wrong ones.
    Change the nouns that should be capitalized.

    1. Robert louis Stevenson wrote treasure island.


    2. The capital of illinois is springfield.
    3. my friends and I prefer glittergums toothpaste.
    4. Their family visited yellowstone national park.
    5. Juan and maria attend kennedy middle school.

    Complete the sentences with masculine or feminine nouns.

    1. My aunt and ________ gave me a gift.


    2. The ________ and the lioness were in the den.
    3. Mr. Smith has a son and a ________.
    4. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas are ________ and wife.
    5. My family usually visit my grandma and ________ in the weekends.
    Complete the sentences with the plural nouns in the brackets.

    1. I like ___________ and ___________. (orange/apple/peach/ strawberry


    2. They have got four ___________, two ___________ and two
    ___________. (child / girl / boy)
    3. When he fell over, he broke two of his ___________ . (tooth)
    4. Do you know those ___________ over there?. (person)
    5. We have got some ___________ and ___________, but we haven´t got
    any ___________ (egg / tomato / potato)
    6. We all need three more forks and ___________ for our dinner guests
    (knife).
    7. There are lots of ducks and ___________ in this park (goose).
    8. The policeman followed the three ___________ out of the bank (man).
    Conclusion
    To conclude:

    • Nouns are the words for people, animals, things ,


    places, or ideas.
    • There are six kinds of noun: Common nouns,
    proper nouns, singular nouns, plural nouns,
    collective nouns, gender nouns.
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