Masculine Feminine Neuter Gender Singular Plural Number.

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Masculine Feminine Neuter Gender Singular Plural Number

 Personal: boy, woman, (frank, Maria).  Places: home, store, museum, etc.  Animals: dog, horse, worm, etc.  Things: car, book, computer, etc.  Ideas: honesty, beauty, etc.

 Common nouns: building, planet, boy, etc.  Proper nouns: White house, Earth, George, etc.

Countable nounsUncountable nouns A bookWater A storeHonesty Two booksSome water Some booksA lot of water An Uncountable noun never uses a/an

 Jack often visits the zoo on hot summer days. He likes to watch the monkeys and donkeys.  Jack visit the college and public libraries on rainy days. He likes to read stories about various zoo animals.  Jack prepares dinner for himself quite often. He likes baked potatoes with all of his meals.

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