Nouns Flashcards
What are the four types of nouns?
Common noun
Collective noun
Abstract Noun
Proper noun
Give examples of common nouns
book
chair
president
pencil case
Give examples of collective nouns
flock pride murder herd gaggle
Give examples of abstract
love
pride
anger
peace
Give examples of proper
Rustenburg
Cape Town
Khadeeja
Hogwarts
Can you count books
yebo
Can you count sugar
hayi
Can you count furniture
Sí
Not really, you can’t say that I have 5 furniture
Can you count money
oui
Can you count people
はい
yes
books:
Much/many
fewer/less
many
fewer
sugar:
Much/many
fewer/less
much
less
furniture:
Much/many
fewer/less
many
fewer
money:
Much/many
fewer/less
much
less
(Luka has this much money. vs Luka has this many money. Many sounds wrong, same with fewer.) vs Luka has no money and is broke
people:
Much/many
fewer/less
many
fewer
What is the subject:
Spot is most definitely cute.
SPOT
What is the subject:
My pencil broketh when I tried to eateth iteth.
MY PENCIL
What is the subject:
The car has driven a million miles.
THE CAR
What is the subject:
Peeta Mellark fell off the mountain.
(good riddance)
PEETA MELLARK
What is the object:
I ate the rabbit that Gale shot and it was delish.
THE RABBIT THAT GALE SHOT
What is the subject:
Harry Potter is the chosen one!
HARRY POTTER
What is the object:
They watching the 50th hunger games.
THE 50th HUNGER GAMES
Give the plural:
snake
snakes
Give the plural:
knife
knives
Give the plural:
advice
no plural (uncountable)
Give the plural:
humor
no plural (uncountable)
Give the plural:
potato
potatoes
Give the plural:
gambling
no plural (uncountable)
Give the plural:
country
countries
Give the plural:
man
men
ew
Give the plural:
child
children
Give the plural:
sugar
no plural (uncountable)
give examples of masculine nouns
man, bull, actor
give examples of feminine nouns
woman, cow, actress
give examples of common nouns (no gender indicated)
pupil, teacher, principle, random hooman on the earth
give and example of a neuter noun (no gender indicated)
music, tent, bucket, phone
the sun
masculine/feminine
masculine
rood -.-
the moon
masculine/feminine
feminine
wait like Artemis and Apollo, that makes sense ig
summer
masculine/feminine
masculine
autumn
masculine/feminine
masculine
winter
masculine/feminine
masculine
should be feminine imo
spring
masculine/feminine
feminine
wait like persephone-
the earth
masculine/feminine
feminine
gaea?? I think this correlates to greek gods
rivers
masculine/feminine
masculine
a ship
masculine/feminine
feminine
a car
masculine/feminine
feminine
wind
masculine/feminine
masculine
like Boreas and all them in the lost hero, I think
mountains
masculine/feminine
masculine
countries
masculine/feminine
feminine
cities
masculine/feminine
feminine
nature
masculine/feminine
feminine
this was Diana- roman
liberty
masculine/feminine
feminine
mercy, hope, peace
masculine/feminine
feminine
all goddesses
justice
masculine/feminine
feminine
that was Themis, goddess