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ASSISTANT TEACHER(ENGLISH) SATAISH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TONGI GAZIPUR
SYED MD. HABIBUR RAHMAN ASSISTANT TEACHER(ENGLISH) SATAISH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TONGI GAZIPUR ENGLISH SECOND PAPER CLASS EIGHT TIME : 50 MINUITES
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Cyclone Sakib Al Hasan Bangladesh Team
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NOUNs
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Lesson objectives By the end of the lesson student will
1 learn about noun and its classification 2.Student will learn how to use nouns 3. Students will able to improve their listening and speaking ability
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RANGAMATI AHSAN MONGIL COX’S BAZAR Asraful Reaz The police officer The teacher
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CANADA, TORENTO NEELGERI SCHOOL FRANCE
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TIGER WATER MELON COFFEE FOOTBALL
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QUALITY DANGER Happiness
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NOUN MEANS THE NAMING WORD. IT ALSO DENOTE THE NAME OF ACTIVITIES ,
FEELINGS, PLACE, PERSON’S NAME, QUALITY,ETC.
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CLASSIFICATION OF NOUNS
Proper Common 4 uncountable 3 Countable In general there´s No Plural Form PLURAL SINGULAR Abstract Abstract Concret Concret
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Classification of Nouns
1.PROPER NOUN 3.COUNTABLE 4.UNCOUNTABLE 2.COMMON 5. ABSTRACT NOUN 3.CONCRETE NOUN 4.METARIAL NOUN
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1.“Proper Noun or Proper Name”
Proper noun is a noun such as “James”, “New york”, or “ China” that is the name of one particular thing and is written with a capital letter. New york China James Bond
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2. COMMON NOUN In grammar, a common noun is any noun that is not the name of a particular person, places or a thing. For example: Book, sugar, and “stuff” are common nouns.
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3.COUNT NOUN Count noun is a noun that has both singular and a plural form and can be used with “a” or “an”. 1 A AN AN APPLE A PEACH
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3.“COUNTABLE NOUNS” A GLASS OF MILK A CUP OF TEA A CUP OF COFFEE
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3.Match the phrases to the picture
A bag of A bar of A bottle of A box of A carton of A jar of A packet of
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Classification of Nouns
1.PROPER NAME 3.COUNTABLE NOUN 4.UNCOUNTABLE 2.COMMON 5. ABSTRACT NOUN 6.CONCRETE NOUN
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4.Uncountable noun An uncountable noun has no plural form and refers to something wich cannot be counted or regarded as either singular or plural, for example “ money” or happiness”. Most unconuntable nouns are thought of as wholes that are made up of different parts.
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4. UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS 4.1 MATERIAL 4.2 SUBSTANCE 4.3 ABSTRACT IDEAS 4.4
ACTIVITIES 4.5 HUMAN FEELINGS
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4. UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS MATERIAL .
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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS MATERIAL & SUBSTANCE
COFFEE WATER AIR PAPER IRON PLASTIC
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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS MATERIAL & SUBSTANCE
sugar Coffee Beef Wood Homework Money
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4. UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS ABSTRACT .
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Abstract & concrete noun
ideas Feeling Can be seen Can be touched emotions thoughts Can be heard Can be tasted
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Match the pictures with Abstract &Concrete Noun
Absctract discrimination Despair death Concrete noun desk television flower Concrete noun candle library air
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ABSTRACT NOUN IDEAS EMOTION FEELINGS THOUGHT
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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS . Ideas
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Uncountable nouns Abstract ideas
Most uncountable nouns are abstract concepts. Information Poverty Peace
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Uncountable nouns Abstract ideas
Importance of English Lenguague
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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS . HUMAN FEELINGS
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4.Uncountables nouns Human Feelings
Happy Love Fun Freedom Happiness Music
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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS . LANGUAGUES
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4. Uncountable nouns Languagues and fields of study are also uncountable nouns FRENCH JAPANESE English CHINESE
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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS . FIELDS OF STUDY
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4.Uncountable nouns Languagues and fields of study are also uncountable nouns. E Chemistry Psychology Engineering Biology
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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS . NATURAL PHENOMENA
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4.UNCOUNTABLE NOUN NATURAL PHENOMENA ARE USUALLY UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS.
FIRE WIND TORNEDO SUNSHINE SNOW AURORA
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4. UNCOUNTABLE NOUN Heat RAIN DARKNESS
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UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS . ACTIVITIES
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4. UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS Studying Swimming walking Reading
Activities are uncountable nouns. Studying Swimming walking Reading
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GRAMMAR BOX AFFIRMATIVE A = 1 singular An = 1 singular COUNTABLE
Some= algunos plural COUNTABLE NOUN NEGATIVE A tomato Some tomatoes INTERROGATIVE
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GRAMMAR BOX NOUN UNCOUNTABLE AFFIRMATIVE SOME We bought some tea.
We didn´t buy any tea. Did you buy any tea? NOUN UNCOUNTABLE NEGATIVE NOT ANY NOUN UNCOUNTABLE INTERROGATIVE ANY
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Countable & Uncountable Nouns
SOME APPLES AN APPLE TWO APPLES
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UNCOUNTABLE & COUNTABLE NOUNS
. EXERCISE
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Complete with “A” or “Two”
_______ Peach ______ Peaches.
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Complete with “Some” or “A” Countable & Uncountable
___________ Peaches. ___________ Banana
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Complete with “Some” or “Three” Countable & Uncountable
_____ bananas _____ bananas
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Jake is organising a refreshment for the band.
Listen and circle what he has got. CHEESE ONIONS ORANGE JUICE HAM CRISPS TOMATOES SOFT DRINKS BREAD
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Complete with some and a
_____ FISH _____ FISH ____FISH _____ CHICKEN ______ CHICKEN ____ CHICKEN
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Complete with some and a
____ COFFEE ____ COFFEE ____ NEWS PAPER ____ PAPER
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Complete with A, AN, SOME, THE
____ IRON ____ IRON ____ GLASS ____ GLASS __THE_ WOODS ____ WOOD
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Complete with “some” or “a”
____ PINEAPPLE ____ PINEAPPLE JUICE
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Complete with some and a
________ BREAD ____ LOAF OF BREAD
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Complete with some and a
_______ COKE _______ HAMBURGUER _______ FRENCH FRIES
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COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE
. MUCH & MANY
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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
. NOUN Countable Uncountable Questions Negatives Many much
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Complete with How much or How Many
How ____ homework have you got? How ____ brothers and sisters have you got? How ____ time have we got? How ____ pencils are on the table? four How ___milk have we got? How ___ players are there?
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Complete with many and much
How ____ money have we got? How___ students are in the class? How ____ water do you drink in a day? How ____ time have we got? How ___ pages are there in this book? How ___ times have you been to Disney? How ___ brothers have you got? How ___ bicycles do you have?
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COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE
. A LITTLE & A FEW
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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
. NOUN Countable Uncountable Singular noun Plural noun Singular noun A FEW A small amount A LITTLE
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I HAVE A LITTLE TIME TO SPARE.
THERE IS A LITTLE BEER
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“A FEW” A few peaches A few apples
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COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE
. A LOT OF
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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
. NOUN Countable Uncountable Singular noun Plural noun Singular noun A lot of A lot of
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examples A lot of bananas A lot of pizza A lot of chocolates
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Excercise: A lot of I ate ________apples.
________ people like to swim at night. That dog has _______fleas. Mary bought ________ furniture. The man gave us _______ advice. Our teacher gave us ________ homework.
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Excersice: choose the best answer
1). I bought a lot of __________. A.Furniture B.Furnitures 2). We have ___________ chairs in the room. A.Too many B.Too much 3). There are __________ children in the park. A.Many B.Much
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Excersice: choose the best answer
4). __________ furniture did Mary buy? A.How many B.How much 5). You can never have __________ water. A.Too many B.Too much 6). Jimmy has eaten __________ sugar.
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Excersice: choose the best answer
7. I have a lot of __________ to do tonight. A. homework B. Homeworks 8. __________ cars does John have? A. How many B. How much
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Excersice: choose the best answer
9. Why do you give __________ advice? A. So many B. So much 10. I don't know __________ information is on that disk. A. How many B. How much
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Complete with “ a”, “an” , “a few” , “a little” , “some”, a lot of.
________ APPLE _______ RICE _________ MONEY _________ DOGS ________ SUGAR _________ BICYCLES _______ TREES ________ FRIENDS ______ TIME ________ CUPS
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Home Work Open your book Page 35 Number 1 to 15 Exercise .
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Much- many- a lot of- some- any- a little- a few.
Jake: Have we got ___ orange juice? Carla: Yes, We´ve got ___ orange juice. Not very ___, though. Just a ____ Jake: How much? Carla: three cartoons. Jake: Have we got _______ crisps? Carla: Yes, we´ve got __________ crisps. Don´t buy ____. Jake: What about onions and tomatoes? Carla: I think we´ve got ____ tomatoes- wait a minute – yes but there aren´t very _____. Just ______ Jake: Let´s get _____ more.
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Some & Any Have we got any orange juice? Yes, we´ve got some.
Circle the correct option. We use some/ any in affirmative sentences. We use some/ any in interrogative and negative sentences.
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Much & Many , We haven´t got much orange juice.
There aren´t many tomatoes. We use many/ much with countable nouns. We use many/much with uncountable nouns.
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A Little / A few There is just a little orange juice.
There are just a few tomatoes. We use a few/ a little with countables nouns. We use a few/ a litte with uncountable nouns.
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