Noun
NOUN-1
Noun can be classified into 2 main
classes. They are,
Concrete Noun
and Abstract Noun.
Concrete Nouns are name of the person or
things or animals that which we can touch and see. They are physically or
materially.
Example: Mohan, Delhi, Lion, Table, Chair.
Concrete Noun can be subdivided into 4
groups.
1.Proper Noun
2.Common Noun
3.Collective Noun
4.Material Noun
1.
Proper
Noun
Names of a
particular person or things or places are called proper Noun. It is usually begins
with a capital letter.
Eg. Govind,
John, Delhi, Everest
2.
Common
Noun
Names that can be applied to
anyone of a class of persons, place or things.
Eg. Boy, king, mountain, river,
tree.
Some proper nouns can be used as
common noun.
Eg. He is the Shakespeare of our
age (the greatest dramatist)
Valmiki is the Homer of India
(greatest epic poet)
Mumbai is the Manchester of the
East (greatest cloth manufacturing city)
3.
Collective
noun
Names of a group
of persons or object of the same kind, considered as a single whole. Collective
noun is usually singular.
Eg . A crowd of
people
A team of player.
Collective Noun
is used as a plural is followed by a plural verb.It is called noun of multitude.
Eg. The jury
were unable to agree on a point.
The committee were divided in their
opinion.
4.
Material
Noun
Names of
materials or substances out which of things are made are called Material noun.
Eg. The balloon
is made of rubber.
The bottle is
made of glass.
GENDER
Masculine Gender
All names of
male animals or persons are of the Masculine Gender.
Eg. Boy, hero,
king, father
Feminine Gender
All names of
female animals or persons are of the feminine Gender.
Eg. Girl,
heroine,queen, mother
Common Gender
Names that can
be applied to both male and female are called common Gender.
Eg.Child,
teacher, pupil, neighbor, friend.
Neuter Gender
Things which do
not have a life like an animal or humans are of Neuter Gender.
Eg. Tree, chair,
room
Eg. Crowd , gang , beauty, truth
Abstract Nouns are name of things that we can only think of, but cannot touch and see. They have no physical existence. They express a quality, a state, a feeling, or an action or a system of thought.
Example: patience, quality (quality)
Youth, death (state)
Logic (system of thought)
Ways of forming Feminine
1.By Using separate words.
Eg. king. - Queen
Boy - girl
Brother - sister
2. By adding -ess to the masculine.
Eg. heir- heiress
Actor - actress
Lion - lioness
3.By adding a word indicating a sex
before or after the main word.
Eg.Milk man - Milk maid
Peacock - peahen.
Land lord- landlady
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