Session- I
Concord: Rules of Subject-Verb Agreement
Resource
Dr. Manali Kar
School of Social Sciences and Lan
Vellore Institute of Technology, C
, Grammatical Concepts
Noun
The word noun is derived from the Latin word nomes meaning name (Dykes, 2007
grammatical concept is used to denote the name of a person, place, or a thing (
and Martin, 2008).
There are four kinds of noun
1. Common Noun
2. Proper Noun
3. Collective Noun
4. Abstract Noun
, Common Noun
The concept is used to denote everything that we see, hear, or touch, and discuss.
For example: The weather map shows sings of incoming storm.
Proper Noun
The concept may be used to denote specific names that we give to people, place, or
For example- The Himalaya
Concord: Rules of Subject-Verb Agreement
Resource
Dr. Manali Kar
School of Social Sciences and Lan
Vellore Institute of Technology, C
, Grammatical Concepts
Noun
The word noun is derived from the Latin word nomes meaning name (Dykes, 2007
grammatical concept is used to denote the name of a person, place, or a thing (
and Martin, 2008).
There are four kinds of noun
1. Common Noun
2. Proper Noun
3. Collective Noun
4. Abstract Noun
, Common Noun
The concept is used to denote everything that we see, hear, or touch, and discuss.
For example: The weather map shows sings of incoming storm.
Proper Noun
The concept may be used to denote specific names that we give to people, place, or
For example- The Himalaya
