COMMON AND PROPER NOUNS GRADE 5
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COMMON AND PROPER NOUNS GRADE 5
- 1. START TIMERNOUNS 30 5 10 15 25 20 COMMON NOUNS & PROPER NOUNS Tr. Jezelle C. Aron ENGLISH 5
- 2. a word used to identify the class of people, places, or things (common noun), or to name a particular one of these (proper noun). NOUN
- 3. COMMON NOUNS Words that are referring to a general name. EX. - mother , book, town Two kinds of Nouns
- 4. PROPER NOUNS Words that are specific or particular names of persons, places or things. EX. Teodora Alonzo Amigo de la Infancia, Calamaba Two kinds of Nouns
- 6. Common Noun Examples / Proper Noun Examples: girl = Cathy city = London Dog = Spot OTHER EXAMPLES
- 7. ANSWER EXERCISES 1 PAGE 11 (1-10)
- 9. EXAMPLES: moth-moths town-towns mother-mothers lamp-lamps Nouns have number. It is quality of a noun that tells whether a noun is singular (ONE) plural (MORE THAN ONE)
- 11. Here are ways of forming the plural of nouns. NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS EXAMPLES 1. Most nouns Add -s Books – books Son -- sons
- 12. Here are ways of forming the plural of nouns. NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS EXAMPLES 2. Nouns ending in s, sh, ch, x or z Add -es dress – dresses wish – wishes match – matches box – boxes
- 13. Here are ways of forming the plural of nouns. NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS EXAMPLES 3. Nouns ending in y with a vowel before y Add -s keys – keys boy – boys tray – trays
- 14. Here are ways of forming the plural of nouns. NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS EXAMPLES 4. Nouns ending in y with a consonant before the y Change the y to I and add - es baby – babies lady – ladies story – stories
- 15. Here are ways of forming the plural of nouns. NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS EXAMPLES 5. Most nouns ending in f or fe Changes f to v and add -es life – lives knife – knives
- 16. Here are ways of forming the plural of nouns. NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS EXAMPLES 6. Some nouns that end in f or ff Add -s chief – chief cliff – cliffs
- 17. Here are ways of forming the plural of nouns. NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS EXAMPLES 7. Most nouns ending in o with a vowel before the o Add -s trios – trios stereo – stereos radio – radios
- 18. Here are ways of forming the plural of nouns. NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS EXAMPLES 8. Some nouns ending in o with a consonant before the o Add -es tomato – tomatoes mango – mangoes zero – zeroes
- 19. EXAMPLES: ox – oxen mouse – mice goose – geese child – children louse – lice woman -- women Some nouns have the same spelling for singular and plural.
- 20. EXAMPLES: deer sheep salmon species moose trout swine corps Some nouns have the same spelling for both singular and plural.
- 21. passers – by = passers – by proofreader = proofreaders teacher-in-charge = teachers-in-charge attorney-at-law = attorneys-at-law Compound nouns form the plural by adding –s to the most important word or words.
- 22. alumna – alumnae alumnus – alumni antenna – antennae basis – bases fungus – fungi crisis – crises datum – data radius – radii oasis – oases vertebra – vertebrae Some foreign nous retain their foreign plural forms.
- 23. Some foreign nouns have both foreign and English plural forms. ENGLISH PLURAL FOREIGN PLURAL agendum agendums agenda criterion criterions criteria genius geniuses genii formula formulas formulae index indexes indices matrix matrixes matrices memorandum memorandums memoranda phenomenon phenomenons phenomena
- 24. Miss Reyes - The Misses Reyes or The Miss Reyeses Mr. Antonio - The Messrs. Aunario or the Mr. Aunarios Mrs. Tiongson - The Mrs. Tiongsons When a name is preceded by a title, either the name or the title maybe pluralize except for the title Mrs.
- 25. Some nouns are plural in form but are always considered singular in meaning. aeronotics billards ethics economics athletics diabetes phonetics news arthritis mathematics measles politics checkers mumps statistics tactics
- 26. Some nouns are plural in form but are always considered singular in meaning ashes fireworks links shears trousers braces forceps pincers slacks tweezers clippers jeans goods pliers suds clothes tongs proceeds suspenders thanks
- 27. t – t’s I – It’s - ‘s 9 – 9’s O – O’s _ ‘s Numbers, letter and symbols form the plural by adding apostrophe and s (‘s).
- 28. READ SPELLING COUNTER (Spelling Singular and Plural Nouns) PAGE 14 ANSWER EXERCISE PAGE 15