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WEEKLY TIME SCHEDULE. Week Material 1 Introduction, NOUN 2 Pronoun 3 Adjective 4 Adverb 5 Preposition 6 Conjunction 7 Review
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WEEKLY TIME SCHEDULE Week Material 1 Introduction, NOUN 2 Pronoun 3 Adjective 4 Adverb 5 Preposition 6 Conjunction 7 Review Middle Test
Week Material 8 Parts of Speech 9 Punctuation 10 Articles 11 Subject verbs agreement 12 Phrase 13 Phrase 14 Review
Part of speech • Noun 6. Preposition • Pronoun 7. Conjunction • Adjective 8. Interjection • Verb 9. Article • Adverb 10. Numerical
KINDS OF NOUNS • Concrete • Abstract • Countable • Uncountable • Collective • Noun Gender • Possessive
A. CONCRETE NOUNThe noun that can be seen n touched They are: • Proper noun: Lisa, John, America, Tokyo, UNAIR, STIKOM. • Common noun: plane, book, students, car, bridegroom and mountain, gold, sand.
B. Abstract NounThe noun that cannot be seen, cannot be touched but can be heard n can be imagined. Abstract noun can be formed with: • Change the verbs into noun • Change the adjectives into noun • Same with verb
C. Countable NounA noun that has singular n plural form and can be counted The characters of countable noun are: • Can be changed into plural • Can use a, an, many, several and some as articles. • Need singular or plural form verb. They are: a book, an umbrella, many students, several pens, some erasers.
D. Uncountable Noun A noun which does not have a plural form, and cannot be counted. The characters of uncountable noun are: • Cannot be counted • Cannot be given a or an as articles directly • Using much not many • Always needs singular verb They are: much money, a spoon of sugar, two cups of coffee.
E. Collective NounA collective noun is noun that shows a group of things, animals, or persons and should not be mentioned individually.They are:jury, committee, people
F. Noun GenderA noun to distinguish male or female Male Female Author authoress Actor actress Tiger tigress Hero heroine God goddess King Quinn
G. Possessive Noun A noun to show its owner, can be formed by giving apostrophe “ ‘s” They are: Andy’s book Teacher’s explanation Vaundra’s opinion