Our grammar lesson making simple sentence

Simple sentences

1. NOUNS
Parts of speech

2. Introduction
Nouns.
Welcome to our grammar lesson!
Types of Nouns
Singular and Plural Nouns
Common and Proper Nouns

3. Nouns
Nouns are words that name
people, places, and things.
Sara, a teacher from London, visited the park
with her students and brought a book about
the Statue of Liberty.
In the sentence, there are ;
One proper noun (Sara),
One common noun referring to a person (teacher),
Two proper nouns (London and Statue of Liberty),
and three common nouns (park, students, and book).

4. Types of
Nouns
People are nouns that refer to individuals.
People nouns can be singular (one) or
plural (more than one).
People
Examples: Girl, boy, teacher, doctor.

5. Types of
Nouns
Places are nouns that name locations.
Places can be singular or plural too.
Place
Examples: Park, school, beach, city.

6. Types of
Nouns
Things are nouns that represent objects or items.
Just like people and places, things can be
singular or plural.
Things
Examples: Ball, book, chair, toy.

7. Nouns can be identified by asking
"Who?" or "What?" in a sentence.
Identifying Nouns
in a Sentence
Example sentence: The cat is sleeping.
Who is sleeping?
The cat. "Cat" is the noun in this sentence.

8. Singular nouns refer to one
person, place, or thing.
Plural nouns refer to more than
one person, place, or thing.
Singular and
Plural Nouns
Examples: Dog, car, hat.
Examples: Dogs, cars, hats.

9. Common nouns are general names for people,
places, or things.
They do not start with a capital letter unless they
appear at the beginning of a sentence.
Common and
Proper Nouns
Examples: City, teacher, dog.

10. Do you have any questions about nouns?
Feel free to ask, and I'll be happy to clarify
any doubts you may have.
Questions?

11. Thank you for joining
today's class.
Falastin Hajji