Nouns (Countable and Uncountable) and
Pronouns
Singular Nouns
1.
Do not
end singular nouns with –s/-es
2.
Use
singular nouns after the words a,an,one,this, that, a single, another,
each, every
3.
Singular
countable nouns usually need articles. Use the
with singular countable nouns referred to specific things.
Plural Nouns
1.
The
plural form of most nouns is made by adding –s/-es
2.
When
words such as hundred, thousand or million follow a number, do not put in a plural
form.
3.
Irregular
plural nouns do not come with –s/es.
Nouncount/Uncountable nouns
1.
Uncountable
nouns are nouns that have only one form
and take a singular verb
Example: rice, sugar, blood,
mathematics, economics, news, furniture.
2.
Do not
use uncountable nouns after the words below:
Example: a few (of), many
(of), every one of, each one of, dozens of, hundreds of, thousands of, a number
of, a couple of.
3.
Use
uncountable nouns with the words below.
Example: much, little, a little, a amount
of, all*, some*, a lot of*, lots of*, plenty of* (*do not put uncountable
plural nouns)
Prounouns
|
Subjet
|
Object
|
Posesive Adjective
|
Posessive Pronouns
|
Reflexive
|
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I
|
Me
|
My
|
Mine
|
Myself
|
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You
|
You
|
Your
|
Yours
|
Yourself
|
|
He
|
Him
|
His
|
His
|
Himself
|
|
She
|
Her
|
Her
|
Hers
|
Herself
|
|
It
|
It
|
Its
|
Its
|
Itself
|
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We
|
Us
|
Our
|
Ours
|
Ourselves
|
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You
|
You
|
Your
|
Yours
|
Yourseves
|
|
They
|
Them
|
Theirs
|
Theirs
|
themselves
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