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Meeting 2 - Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives
Meeting 2 - Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives
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NOUNS, PRONOUNS, ADJECTIVES
Meeting 2
by Adelia Kusmiaji
What are
we gonna
do today?
01
REVIEW TOPIC
02
NOUNS,
MEET 1
What was the earlier topic at
PRONOUNS, ADJ
We’re gonna talk about
the first meeting? Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives.
03 04
EXERCISE ASSIGNMENT
We will answer the question, We will discuss about
to know how much we assignment.
understand this topic.
01.REVIEW
THE
EARLIER
TOPIC
“Greetings and Introductions”
GREETINGS
AND
INTRODUCTI
GREETING: Ungkapan sapaan dalam Bahasa inggris yang digunakan untuk menyapa
seseorang yang bisa diimplementasikan dalam situasi formal dan informal.
ONS?
● Formal: Hello ; Good morning/afternoon/evening ; How are you? ; How do you do?
● Informal : Howdy ; Hey, What’s up? ; Hey, buddy ; What’s going on? ; What’s new?
COMMON PROPER
NOUNS NOUNS
Words for people, places, animals The names of particular people, places and things. They
and things are called common always begin with a capital letter.
nouns.
People teacher, singer, pilot, etc. People’s name/days & months Harry Potter,
Monday, etc.
Places school, zoo, library, park, etc.
Special days & celebrations Ramadan, New Year,
Animals dog, cat, puppy, kitten, bear, etc. etc.
Things ruler, book, bus, tv, chair, fridge, Famous places, buildings, the Eiffel Tower, etc.
etc. monuments
People who live in a particular Peruvian, Indonesian,
NOTES!
NOUNS CAN BE SINGULAR OR PLURAL ● an : before words
beginning with
vowels (a,i,u,e,o).
01 02 ● But some words
don’t follow this
rule.
SINGULAR PLURAL i.e. a uniform; a
When you are talking about when you are talking about two or university.
just one thing or person. more people, places or things.
just add s to make most nouns plural. ● a : before words
beginning with
consonants. (the
other letters of the
alphabet)
● But some words
don’t follow this
rule.
i.e. an heir; an
honor; an hour.
03 04
Groups of a bouquet of flowers, a bunch of Feminine girl, woman, mother. daughter, sister, wife,
things bananas, a set of tools, etc. grandmother, aunt, niece, queen, princess,
witch, actress, policewoman, waitress,
vixen, hen, tigress, cow, etc.
BOTH teacher, baby, child, cousin, doctor,
president, parent, manager, scientist,
astronaut, etc.
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POSSESSIVE FORM OF
NOUNS
Use the possessive form of a noun to show ownership.
Put an apostrophe and an s ’s after a • This is my bed and that is Peter’s bed.
singular noun. • This is Susan and Jenny’s room.
• This is Tom’s hat and that is Tom’s father’s
hat.
After plural nouns that don’t end in s, use • The children’s room is always messy.
an apostrophe and an s ’s to make the • Rats’ tails are longer than mice’s tails.
possessive form. • Men’s voices are deeper than women’s voices.
After plural nouns that end in s, just add an • The pupils’ desks are arranged in rows.
apostrophe s’. • The boys’ bedroom is bigger than the girls’
bedroom.
• Mice’s tails are shorter than rats’ tails
1. John is a pro-golfer.
NOUN 2. Love is a beautiful thing.
In the following 3. The bakery has fresh baked
sentence, which
words are nouns? goods.
4. The Cat is starving.
PRONOUNS?
A PRONOUN IS A WORD THAT TAKES THE PLACE OF A
NOUN.
THERE ARE DIFFERENT KINDS OF PRONOUNS.:
TYPES OF PRONOUNS EXAMPLES
PERSONAL PRONOUN I, YOU, WE, THEY, SHE, HE, IT