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THE TEACHER'S
DAILY DOSE OF
PASSION
FREE TUTORIAL SERIES
ms. CLAUDINE ROSALES

STUDENT
19 YEARS OLD
CURRENTLY STUDYING
BACHELOR OF SECONDARY
EDUCATION - MAJOR IN
ENGLISH
SKILLS: PRESENTATION
AND PUBLIC SPEAKING,
PEOPLE SKILLS, WRITTEN
AND VERBAL
COMMUNICATION &
TECHNICAL LITERACY
IT'S YOUR
TURN!
 LET'S PLAY!

GUESS THE
GIBBERISH
NO EWE YOU HORK
NEW YORK
PEAL LEAP HINTS
PHILIPPINES
TH I S K N E E L H A N D
DISNEYLAND
PARTS OF
SPEECH
Prepared by: Rosales, Claudine M.
SPEECH
is communication
through talking or a
talk given to an audience
 The

NOUNS
 is a word that
names something,
such as a person,
place, thing, or idea.
PERSON: MAN, WOMAN, TEACHER,
JOHN, MARY.

PLACE: HOME, OFFICE, TOWN,

COUNTRYSIDE, AMERICA.

THING/ANIMAL/FOOD: TABLE, BANANA,

MUSIC, LOVE, DOG,

IDEA: HONESTY, JUSTICE, KINDNESS

 two types of
nouns

COMMON NOUN PROPER NOUN

is a name that is not refer to a specific person,
particular or exact. place, or thing and are
always capitalized.
Examples: country, man,
president. Examples: Philippines, Jacob,
Ferdinand Marcos.
COMMON NOUN- PROPER NOUN

city- Taguig City

restaurant-
teacher-
month-
day-
proper noun- common noun
Toyota- car
Europe-
Catholic-
Sara Duterte-
Tipas National High School-
COLLECTIVE NOUNS

refers to a
group
behaving
singularly
EXAMPLES
1. class
2. army
3. family
4. Crowd
5. Flock
COMPOUND NOUNS
a noun made up of two or
more existing words

Examples: bedroom, motorcycle,

washing machine
 Take Note

CONCRETE NOUN ABSTRACT NOUN

a noun that can be physically a type of noun that you
experienced through taste, can't see, touch or
touch, sight, hearing, or smell. otherwise directly

experience by any of the
EXAMPLES: human senses. .
taste: ice cream

touch: skin EXAMPLES:

sight: dog fear, love, future
hearing: whistle

smell: flower

 UNCOUNTABLE NOUN/
COUNTABLE NOUN MASS NOUN

the things that we cannot

are for things we can
count with numbers.
count using numbers.
EXAMPLES: air, water,
EXAMPLES: apples, dogs,
sugar, rice
friends, books.