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Questions:
1. What did the father and his son want to do with their donkey?
2. On their way to the market, they met some travelers. What did the travelers say?
3. What did they do then?
4. When they met an old woman, what did she say to them?
5. What did they do then?
6. What did the ladies say when the man and his son met them?
7. What did they do then?
8. Who said that the old man and his son were cruel? Why did they say this?
9. What did they do then?
10. At last, they met other travelers who laughed at them loudly. What happened then?
Noun Definition
A word that is the name of something as a person (Noah Webster), a place (Jakarta), an
animal (a cat), a thing (a book), a quality (softness), an idea (justice), or an action(yodeling)-
Merriam Webster.
Types of nouns:
Common nouns are nouns that refer to people or things in general.
Examples: boy, city, day, apple, book, etc.
Concrete Noun is a noun which refers to people and to things that exist physically and can
be seen, touched, smelled, heard, or tasted.
Examples: dog, building, coffee, beach, rain, tune.
Abstract Noun is a noun that refers to ideas, qualities,and conditions – things that cannot be
seen or touched and things which have no physicall reality.
Examples: truth, danger, happiness, suggetion, idea, time, friendship, humour.
Countable Nouns are things we can count. We can make them plural.
Examples: books, pencils, friends, cats etc.
Uncountable nouns are things we cannot count. We cannot make them plural.
Examples: sugar, chalk, coffee, work, jealousy, happiness etc.
Uncountable nouns can be abstract or concrete.
Examples: water, cheese, bread, development, cleverness, etc.
Compound Nouns can be made up of two or more other words, but each compound has a
single meaning.
Examples: housewife, wallpaper, bus driver, house-builder, distance learning.
Potato potatoes
Tomato tomatoes
Hero heroes
Torpedo torpedoes
Exceptions: pianos, photos, bamboo
Foot feet
Tooth teeth
Goose geese
Man men
Woman women
Mouse mice
Ox oxen
Child children
Person people
Penny pence (in British usage)
Fish fish
Sheep sheep
Shrimp shrimp
Deer deer
Buffalo buffalo
Verb Patterns
Function of Nouns in sentences:
As a subject S+V
The students study
As an object S+V+O
The teacher gave tasks
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