Parts of

Speech
Parts of Speech
1. Noun
2. Pronoun
3. Verb
4. Adjective
5. Adverb
6. Preposition
7. Conjunction
8. Interjection
 1. Noun

Noun is a word used to

describe a person, place,
thing, event, idea and
others.
 Examples:

Kirsten, Shiela
Alubijid, market
bag, ballpen
dog, cat
Christmas, birthday
 Types of Nouns:
1. Proper Noun
2. Common Noun
3. Concrete Noun Noun
4. Abstract Noun
5. Countable Noun
6. Non-countable Noun
7. Collective Noun
 1. Proper Noun

Names a particular
person, place or thing.
It always starts with a
capital letter.
Examples: Mary,
Gitagum, Samsung
2. Common Noun

Used to describe
persons or things
in general
Examples:
girl, country,
cellphone
 Can be perceived
through the 5
senses.
Examples: ball,
rainbow, sound

3. Concrete Noun
 Cannot be 4. Abstract Noun
perceived through
the 5 senses.
Examples:
love, courage,
hope, faith
Noun that can be
counted.
Examples: toys, children,
books, pencils

5. Countable Noun
6. Non-countable Noun

Nouns that cannot be

counted.
Examples: sugar, hair,
oxygen
 7. Collective Noun
Used to describe
groups of things
considered as one.
Examples: band,
orchestra, committe
Plural Forms of Noun
a. Regular Plural Form

b. Irregular Plural Form

 a. Regular Plural Form

1. Nouns that end with s, x, ch or sh, where you add -es.

Examples: one box- two boxes, church- churches, dish-
dishes.
2. Nouns that end woth consonant + y, where you change
the y with i and add -es.
Examples: enemy- enemies
 b. Irregular Plural Form

1. Nouns that end with -o, where you add -es.

Example: potato-potatoes
2. Nouns ending with -is, where you change -is to -es.
Example: crisis-crises
3. Nouns ending with -f, where you change -f to -v and add -
es.
Example: wolf- wolves
 b. Irregular Plural Form

4. Nouns ending with -fe, where you change-f to -v and add

es.
Example: life-lives
5. Nouns ending with -us, where you change -us to -i.
Example: fungus-fungi
 b. Irregular Plural Form

6. Nouns contain -oo, where you change -oo to -ee.

Example: foot-feet
7. Nouns that end woth -on, wjere you change -on with -a.
Example: phenomenon-phenomena

8. Nouns that don't change.

Example: offspring, furniture
A. Identify the proper noun and common noun.

India father school hospital farmer

bag fan cap Burnay Oppo
USA shoes wallet Clark ruler
doctor baby Cindy books Levis
Opol ACS tree bus Donsal
B. Identify the following whether it is concrete
noun or abstract noun.

1.cookies 6. charity
2. panther 7. flowers
3. liberty 8. generosity
4. sunset 9. rain
5. anger 10. burger
C. Identify the following whether it is count
able noun, non-countable noun or collective
noun.

1. dog 7. society 13. band

2. tree 8. butter 14. water
3.team 9. box 15. book
4. school 10. sugar
5. cat 11.table
6. committee 12. salt
D. Give the plural form of the following nouns:

1. apple 7. society 13. shelf

2. tree 8. cactus 14. elf
3. knife 9. box 15. book
4. wolf 10.hypothesis
5. cat 11.table
6. goose 12. tomato
 2. Pronoun

A word in place
of a noun.
Types of Pronouns