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SEMESTER ANTARA
Jawaban :
1) Pronoun
Example = I, you, they, we, she, he, it,
2) Adjective
Example = beautiful, handsome, smart, rich, lazy
3) Noun
Example = table, tree, car laptop
4) Conjunction
Example = But, while, when
5) Adverb
Example = Quickly, seldom, slowly
6) Verb
Example = Sleep, go, study, work
7) Interjection
Example = Wow!, Hey!, Ouch!
8) Preposition
Example = At, in, on, under, above,
A. Proper Nouns
A proper noun is the name of a particular person or place. For example: Richard was a good
king.
or
Africa is a very large country.
B. Common Nouns
Common nouns refer to the names of things in general. For example: Keep the bottle in the fridge.
or
I saw him talking to a boy in the park yesterday.
C. Collective Nouns
Collective nouns are nouns that indicate a number of persons or things taken together and spoken of
as a whole.
For example: crowd (of people), fleet (of ships), army (of soldiers), flock (of sheep)
D. Abstract Nouns
Abstract nouns refer to the name of a quality, action or state that cannot be experienced with the five
senses.
For example: quality - bravery, softness, foolishness
action - movement, laughter, judgement
E. Countable Nouns
Countable nouns are the names of objects or people that we can count. For example: table, pencil,
pear, dog, child
F. Uncountable Nouns
Uncountable nouns are the names of things that we cannot count. They include substances and
abstract things.
For example: milk, water, salt, truth
Verb - intelligent; Noun - intelligence Verb - prefer; Noun - preference Verb - disturb; Noun –
disturbance
I. Formation of Nouns from by Adding 'ness' or 'ity' to Adjectives
Nouns may be formed by adding 'ness' or 'ity' to adjectives. You may be required to change or drop
the last letters of the adjective.
For example:
A. Glory
B. Honour
C. Courage D. Love
E. Truth
F. Honesty G. Symbolism H. Puritanism I. Reflection
4. What is pronoun?
Jawaban = A pronoun is one of the eight main parts of speech. The word pronoun means “on
behalf of a noun,” meaning that it stands in for a noun (the antecedent) to avoid repetitive
nouns in writing.
6. Present continuous
7. Descriptive text :
I would like to
describe my best friend. My best friend is a girl. Her name is shinta. Shinta is my best friend
since in elementary school. She is also my neighbor. She has a short body, long black-haired,
and oval-faced. Shinta is white-skinned. Because of it, we call her “Chinese”. But her nose is
Shinta’s body is medium. It is not really fat and also thin. When she is walking, her body is
well built. She has a special sign on her face. It is a small mole around her mouth. That’s why
everybody can recognize her from it. Shinta is a kind and understanding person. She always
helps me in every single problem i get and she always wants to be a good listener
for me to know everything about me when i’m telling it. She is also a polite porson. So that,
she is acceptable in every place she lives and at present, we still have good communication
and we hope never ending till the end our life.