The document provides an overview of nouns and pronouns, including their definitions, types, and functions. It categorizes nouns into common, proper, concrete, abstract, collective, plural, singular, compound, countable, and uncountable, while outlining pronouns as personal, possessive, reflexive, demonstrative, interrogative, and relative. Additionally, it describes the roles of nouns and pronouns in sentence structure, emphasizing their usage for clarity and conciseness.

1. NOUN AND
PRONOUN
P R E F E R R E D B Y :
J E M A R I E B O N A L O S Y U R T A S
C R Y S T A L Y P A R R A G U I R R E
J A S M I N E E L I Z A B E T H F . Y U B O C

2. LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Students will be able to identify nouns and pronouns in
sentences.
- Students will be able to classify nouns into different categories
(common, proper, concrete, abstract, collective etc.
- Students will be able to understand the different types of
pronouns and their functions.
- Students will be able to use nouns and pronouns correctly in
their own writing.

3. ARE YOU READY ?
WHAT IS NOUN?

4. Nouns are words that represent people, places,
things, or ideas. They are the core building blocks of
sentences, providing the subject or object of a verb.

5. DIFFERENT TYPES OF NOUN:
1.Common Nouns:
Are words that refer to general, non-specific
people, places, or things. They are not capitalized
unless they are the first word of a sentence.
- The student is reading a book.

6. 2.Proper Nouns:are specific
names of people, places, or
things. They are always
capitalized, no matter where
they appear in a sentence.
- John went to New York City for
a vacation.
3.Concrete Nouns: are
nouns that represent
physical objects that can be
seen, touched, heard,
smelled, or tasted. These
nouns refer to things that
have a physical existence and
can be identified through the
five senses.
-Table, Dog, Car, Book, Tree

7. 4.Abstract Nouns:
Denotes something
intangible, such as a concept,
quality, or state.
-Love, Happiness, Freedom,
Justice, Courage
5.Collective Nouns are
words that represent a
group of people,
animals, or things. They
act as a single of
multiple individuals.
-Circle of friends or
communities

8. 7.Plural Nouns are nouns that represent more than one person,
animal, place, thing, or idea. They are used when talking about
multiple entities or individuals.
-children, windows etc,
6.Singular Noun are nouns that represent one person,
animal, place, thing, or idea. They are used when talking
about a single entity or individual.
-chair, dog, house, car, book

9. 8.Compound nouns are words that are formed by combining
two or more words. These words can be joined together in
various ways, creating new nouns with unique meanings.
9.Countable Nouns are nouns that can be counted and have
both singular and plural forms. These nouns can be used with
numbers (one, two, three, etc.) and quantifiers (some, many, a
few, etc.) to indicate specific quantities.

10. 10.Uncountable Nouns are nouns that cannot be
counted individually. These nouns represent
concepts, substances, or qualities that are
considered as a whole and cannot be divided into
separate units. They do not have a plural form and
are always used in the singular.

11. WHAT IS PRONOUN?

12. PRONOUN:
Are words that used to subtitute for nouns
when your reader or listener already knows
which noun you’re reffering to.
-such as, I, she, he, you, it, we, or they

13. DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRONOUN
1.Personal Pronoun are words used to replace nouns to
avoid repetition and make sentences clearer and less
repetitive.
-first person, second person, third person

14. 2.Possessive Pronoun are
words that show ownership or
possession. They replace
possessive nouns and indicate
who or what something
belongs to.
3.Reflexive Pronoun are
pronouns that are used
when the subject and the
object of a sentence are the
same person or thing. They
reflect the action back onto
the subject. Reflexive
pronouns end in "-self" in
the singular form and "-
selves" in the plural form.

15. 4.Demonstrative Pronouns
are words that point to
specific people, places, or
things. They indicate which
person, place, or thing is
being referred to.
5.Interrogative
pronouns are words
used to ask
questions. They
introduce questions
and help to
determine the
specific information
being sought.

16. 6.Relative Pronoun are words that connect a dependent
clause (a clause that cannot stand alone) to a main
clause. They introduce relative clauses and provide
additional information about a noun or pronoun in the
main clause.

17. Function of Noun and Pronoun
- Nouns: The main subjects or objects of a sentence. They
provide the core meaning and identify the entities
involved.
- Pronouns: Replace nouns to make writing more concise
and avoid redundancy. They maintain the clarity of the
sentence without repeating the same noun multiple times.

18. THE USAGE OF NOUN AND
PRONOUN
- Nouns: Used whenever you want to specifically
name a person, place, thing, or idea.
- Pronouns: Used to refer back to nouns already
mentioned in the sentence or context.

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