3. COUNTABLE NOUNS:- it is define as anything which is
countable and has a singular or plural form called countable nouns.
For Example:- cats, coins, a coin, few rupees, 4 bags etc.
There is few cats.
i have four bags to carry.
He has a gold cion.
4. UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS:- it is that in which anything cannot be counted and needs to have “counters” to quantify it with terms like kilo,cup,meter etc.
For Example:- sand, water, dust,milk,land etc.
He bought piece of land.
you should drink at least 7 leter water in a day.
he has a sack of sand.
5. CONCRETE NOUNS:- these nouns refer to that which can percieve by your five senses. means, something which is real or physical.
For Example:- mud,fragrance,wood, any sound etc.
I heard the doorbell.
My keyboard is sticky.
water is too hot.
your perfume is so good.
6. ABSTRACT NOUNS:- this noun is totally opposite to the concrete noun, in this noun we cannot percieve through our five sense organs.
For Example:- sadness,happiness,love and so on.
We can’t imagine the courage it took to do that.
i think, people should bring happiness around them.
i am sad because i cannot by my favourite t-shirt due to lack of money.
FORMS OF VERB
Give gave given
Bring brought brought
attack attacked attacked
break broke broken
catch caught caught
answer answered answered
call called called
drink drank drunk
fly flew flown
hold held held
vocabulary words
WORD MEANING
convenient easy
Foster encourage the development of something
mendatory necessary
jubilant very happy( feeling)
minor little
major large
Daily use sentences
Thank you this nice present.
your welcome.
i will do this work.
it is very easy for me.
i hope you will doing good in this field.
i ate some fruits in the morning.
you should wash your hands before eating.
can i take your pen?
could you repeat this?
is this your book?
SINGULAR/PLURAL
Most singular nouns form the plural by adding -s.
SINGULAR PLURAL
boat boats
house houses
cat cats
river rivers
A singular noun ending in a consonant and then y makes the plural by dropping the y and adding-ies.
Singular Plural
penny pennies
spy spies
baby babies
city cities
daisy daisies
Singular Plural
Child Children
person people
leaf leaves
half halves
knife knives
wife wives
life lives
potato potatoes
tomato tomatoes
