Nouns
Nouns are everywhere, in oral or written
communication. Nouns is a word that names
something such as a person, place, thing or idea.
Some noun examples include: books, bicycle,
Philippines, Taylor Swift
,Based on Uniqueness
1. Common Nouns: non specific. They name a
person, animal, thing or abstract ideas such as
book, smell, dog, forest, leg, boredom, success,
and failure. They are not capitalized unless a
common noun starts at the beginning of a
sentence.
, Based on Quantity
1. Singular nouns – single entity. One subject.
Preceded by articles.
Examples: witch, horse, loaf, candy, woman, deer,
sheep, man, child, dress, book, goose, egg, lion,
girl, husband, boy, school
2. Plural nouns – one or more subjects. Multiple
entities. Indicated by the addition of the letters “s”
or “es”.
Examples: witches, horses, loaves, candies,
women, deer, sheep, men, children, dresses,
books, geese,
Nouns are everywhere, in oral or written
communication. Nouns is a word that names
something such as a person, place, thing or idea.
Some noun examples include: books, bicycle,
Philippines, Taylor Swift
,Based on Uniqueness
1. Common Nouns: non specific. They name a
person, animal, thing or abstract ideas such as
book, smell, dog, forest, leg, boredom, success,
and failure. They are not capitalized unless a
common noun starts at the beginning of a
sentence.
, Based on Quantity
1. Singular nouns – single entity. One subject.
Preceded by articles.
Examples: witch, horse, loaf, candy, woman, deer,
sheep, man, child, dress, book, goose, egg, lion,
girl, husband, boy, school
2. Plural nouns – one or more subjects. Multiple
entities. Indicated by the addition of the letters “s”
or “es”.
Examples: witches, horses, loaves, candies,
women, deer, sheep, men, children, dresses,
books, geese,
