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Countable nouns

August 21, 2011 - pdf

Countable nouns are the names of objects, people and places that can be counted. Examples are: flower, boy, apple, book, tree, room, house, window etc.… Continue reading

Ways of forming the feminine gender

February 14, 2011 - pdf

There are three ways of forming the feminine gender. 1) By using an entirely different word. Bachelor (masculine) / spinster or maid (feminine) Boy /… Continue reading

Formation of the possessive case

July 20, 2010 - pdf

Singular nouns form their possessive case by adding ‘s to the singular. The boy’s dog My father’s office Only the apostrophe (‘) without s is… Continue reading

Noun: gender

July 18, 2010 - pdf

Living beings are of either the male or the female sex. Now compare the following pairs of words. Boy, girl Man, woman Husband, wife Lion,… Continue reading

Formation of plurals – Part II

July 17, 2010 - pdf

Some nouns have identical singular and plural forms. Examples are: swine, sheep, deer, cod, salmon, aircraft, spacecraft, series, species etc. The following nouns are always… Continue reading

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