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NOUN FORMS

GRAMMAR TITBITS!! 04. JK PPSMI UNIT BIOLOGI, KOLEJ MATRIKULASI MELAKA. NOUN FORMS. Countable Nouns. Countable nouns are nouns which can be counted. Determiners. Countable Nouns (Singular). a. ball. cat. desk. mat. watch. eagle. an. aeroplane. orange. owl. egg. umbrella. onion.

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NOUN FORMS

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  1. GRAMMAR TITBITS!! 04 JK PPSMI UNIT BIOLOGI, KOLEJ MATRIKULASI MELAKA NOUN FORMS

  2. Countable Nouns Countable nouns are nouns which can be counted. Determiners Countable Nouns (Singular) a ball cat desk mat watch eagle an aeroplane orange owl egg umbrella onion

  3. Countable Nouns Determiners Countable Nouns (Plural) a few many some a lot of several a large number of swans dancers visitors students potatoes pebbles shelves durians teachers participants birds contestants

  4. Uncountable Nouns Uncountable nouns are nouns which cannot be counted. Determiners Countable Nouns (Plural) a little some any much a lot of a great deal of plenty of hair joy money chemicals salt air flour help* milk equipment information* power courage* excitement* (*) Abstract nouns.

  5. Collective Nouns Collective nouns are nouns which represent a group or collection of people, animals or things. People an army of soldiers a band of musicians a bevy of ladies a choir of singers a crew of sailors a gang of thieves a party of friends a staff of teachers a team of players a troupe of dancers

  6. Collective Nouns Animals a brood of chickens a gaggle of geese a drove of cattle a flock of sheep a herd of buffaloes a nest of rabbits a pack of wolves a stud of horses a swarm of bees a school of fish

  7. Collective Nouns Things a bale of cottons a bunch of grapes a clump of trees a bouquet of flowers a fleet of ships a rope of pearls a pack of cards a hail of fires a stack of hay a suit of clothes

  8. Fill in the blanks with.. many much a few a lot of some several 1. I don’t have time to tell you the whole story. 2. Who should I see to get sound advice? 3. The doctor advised Larry to get rest. 4. have been said but nothing is being done about it. 5. Could you lend me money? 6. There were spectators at the soccer match. 7. There are things you should know about this task. 8. You should add more sugar to the coffee. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Lee spent weeks in Paris for a holiday. 10. I was surprised to see that not people come to the exhibition..

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