Nouns
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Hafizah Fazali
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Nouns
1. Common and Proper Nouns
2. Categories of Nouns
a) Countable and Uncountable Nouns
b) Singular and Plural Nouns
c) Concrete and Abstract
3. Possessive Nouns
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1. Common and Proper Nouns
Common Nouns - someone or something by a general name.
Proper Nouns - specific people, animals, things and places. They always begin with capital letters.
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a) Singular and Plural
When a noun refers to one thing, place, animal or person, it is singular,
When it refers to more than one, it is plural.
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b) Countable and Uncountable
Countable Nouns - Nouns that can be counted and have singular and plural form. Example: cat/cats.
Uncountable Nouns - Nouns that are not used in the plural form (no 's') or that occur as a mass. You cannot add 's' to uncountable nouns. Example: some furnitures (X), some furniture (/)
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c) Concrete or Abstract
Concrete Nouns - Nouns that we can touch, hear, see, taste or smell. Example: Cat, tin, rice, Ann.
Abstract Nouns - Refer to ideas, concepts, feelings and activities. Example: Love, anger, hate.
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3. Possessive Nouns
Possesive Nouns shows that something belongs to someone.
An apostrophe ('s/s') is added to show that somebody owns something.
Example: (singular nouns) - boy's shoes, mother's room.
(Plural nouns) - monkey's tails, teacher's report.
Nouns
1. Common and Proper Nouns
2. Categories of Nouns
a) Countable and Uncountable Nouns
b) Singular and Plural Nouns
c) Concrete and Abstract
3. Possessive Nouns
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