NOUN
Noun is word which used to name the
things, person, place, etc.
Types of noun:
1.
Concrete and
abstract noun
Concrete noun,
we can experience this noun with our five senses: see, hear, smell, taste, and touch.
For examples:
Book, cupboard, ice, wind, etc.
For examples:
ability, belief, etc.
2.
Countable and
uncountable noun
Countable noun
is the noun that we can count.
For example:
book, bag, tooth, etc.
To show that
the things are more than one, we can add (s) in the end of word.
Book à books
But, there are
some countable nouns that have irregular form.
Tooth à teeth
Foot à feet
Mouseà mice
Uncountable
noun is the noun that we cannot count it.
For example:
money, water, oil, knowledge, sand, sugar, powder, etc.
3.
Proper and
collective noun
Proper noun is
used to name person, place, month, day, etc. Proper noun is always begun with
capital letter.
For examples:
Susi, January, Sunday, Makassar, etc.
Collective noun
is noun that has meaning collective and combination of some things or people.
For example:
group, community, team, committee, etc.
Functions of noun
1.
In a phrase
Before head
(adjunct)
Ex: Book store
Coffee shop
Rice cooker
2.
In a sentence
a.
As Subject
Water is liquid
b.
As object of
verb
She buys apples
c.
As object of
preposition
I am standing beside the tree
d.
As subjective
complement
We are teammate
e.
As objective
complement
They crown me president
3.
Positions of
noun
a.
After
determiner
A student
My book
b.
After adjective
Beautiful girl
Crazy boy
c.
Before verb
I am a girl
d.
After
Transitive verb
She eats banana
e.
After Linking
verb
She is a doctor
f.
After
preposition
Beside the building
4.
Markers of noun
a.
Article
a:
noun singular begun by consonant voice
an:
noun singular begun by vowel voice
the:
noun plural, singular, and uncountable
b.
Quantifiers
Countable singular: one, either, neither, each, every, another
Countable plural: two (three…..), both, a few, several, other, mounts
of
Countable (sing/pl): the other
Uncountable: a little, much, a deal of
Countable (pl), uncountable: a lot of, a plenty of, more, most,
enough
All nouns: some/any, no, all.
c.
Demonstrative
adjective
This, these, that, those
d.
Possessive:
My, your, their, our, his, her, its, Jannah’s.
5th Group:
Nurul Jannah
Ratu Yunita
Sekar
Sitti Munawwarah
Susiyanti
Tanti Eka Tami
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