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DAY1:NOUNS:part2: NOUN GENDER Nouns answer the questions "What is it?" and "Who is it?" They give names to things, people, and places. very simple examples are: dog, bicycle, Mary, girl etc. In general there is no distinction between masculine, feminine in English nouns. However, gender is sometimes shown by different forms or different words when referring to people or animals. Masculine: man, father, boy, uncle, husband, actor, prince, waiter, rooster, stallion.... Feminine: woman, mother, girl, aunt, wife, actress, princess, waitress, hen, mare. Gender neutral: person, parent, child, spouse, server, chicken, horse. Please write down words which you don't know or have confusion. and then translate memorize it. learning foreign language is memorizing words. See more

DAY1: NOUNS: Par1 Using nouns correctly in English is relatively simple, with standard rules and only a few exceptions. Use these pages to learn about the English grammar rules for gender, plurals, countable and uncountable nouns, compound nouns, capitalization, nationalities, and forming the possessive. Nouns in English - Gendered nouns - Singular and plural nouns including irregular plural nouns ... - Countable and uncountable nouns - Definite pronouns - Indefinite pronouns - Compound nouns - Capitalization rules for nouns - Nationalities in English - Forming the possessive we will cover each case one by one with examples. please catch up next post

Hi Everyone we are going to post complete English lesson. our lesson will be divided into 8 parts which are: 1. Nouns 2. Adjectives 3. Adverbs 4. Determiners ... 5. Verbs & Verb Tenses 6. Speech 7. Punctuation 8. Relative clauses if you want to learn English for free and systematic way. please catch our post every day. once you finish our full course, you will feel the difference.And SHARING is great thing in human life, so please share with your friends. I will start first lesson right after this post thank you. Bill See more