This document provides information about different parts of speech including proper nouns, common nouns, collective nouns, abstract nouns, and material nouns. It discusses the comparative and superlative degrees used to compare people, animals, or things. Examples are given to illustrate proper nouns naming people, places, and rivers. Common nouns are defined as general names not starting with capital letters. The document includes matching exercises and multiple choice questions testing understanding of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and pronouns. Fill-in-the-blank questions assess use of verbs like "is" and "are" with pronouns.
This document provides information about different parts of speech including proper nouns, common nouns, collective nouns, abstract nouns, and material nouns. It discusses the comparative and superlative degrees used to compare people, animals, or things. Examples are given to illustrate proper nouns naming people, places, and rivers. Common nouns are defined as general names not starting with capital letters. The document includes matching exercises and multiple choice questions testing understanding of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and pronouns. Fill-in-the-blank questions assess use of verbs like "is" and "are" with pronouns.
This document provides information about different parts of speech including proper nouns, common nouns, collective nouns, abstract nouns, and material nouns. It discusses the comparative and superlative degrees used to compare people, animals, or things. Examples are given to illustrate proper nouns naming people, places, and rivers. Common nouns are defined as general names not starting with capital letters. The document includes matching exercises and multiple choice questions testing understanding of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and pronouns. Fill-in-the-blank questions assess use of verbs like "is" and "are" with pronouns.
C Rehoboth Academy English notes for grade 4 students
Proper nouns Common nouns Collective nouns Abstract nouns Material nouns 1. Proper nouns Proper noun is the specific name of a person, place and country. A. A proper noun is the name of place country village. Arat kilo, Ethiopia, Mekele, Kenya& A.A B. Proper noun is the name of person. E. g Abebe, Helen, Halima etc C. Proper noun is the name of river. Lake Tana, the red sea, Lake Langano etc 2. Common noun is the general or common name of person things or qualities common nouns does not start with a capital letter unless it comes at the beginning of sentence. Example: Ethiopia is a beautiful country. He went to school yesterday. Comparative degree The comparative degree is used to compare two person, animals,, things that are d/t in quality. Note than is used in the comparative degree. Note the suffix – er is added to most adjectives and some adverbs in the comparative degree. Example: my chair is smaller than Abebe’s chair or Abebe’s chair is longer than my chair. Other example Addis Ababa is bigger than bahir dar. Or Bahir dar is smaller than A.A Henok is younger than Fasil. Or Fasil is older than Henok. Superlative degree The superlative degree is used to compare more than two persons, animals or things that have different degree of qualitys. Note (I) the suffix – est added to adjective adverbs in the superlative degree for regular comparison. Example this is the best book. Match the following items Proper nouns A. nous is the general or common name of persons, things or quality. Common nouns B. noun represents nous in a group. Material noun C. is the name of an action or quality which we cannot touch or see. Abstract nouns D. noun is an object a material that exists in nature. Choose the best answer 1. The tall man was driving a lorry the under lined words are ----- and --------- respectively. A. Verb/adverb B. noun/noun C. adjective/ noun D. all 2. The man has short the underlined word is -------. A. Adjective B. verb C. noun D. all 3. Which one is noun? A. Abebe B. Hiwot C. Kebede D. all 4. Which one is thing? A. Pen B. door C. cup D. all 5. Which one is verb? A. Go B. eat C. give D. all Fill in the black space. 6. --------- a word that modify or describe nouns. Adjectives Adjectives: - are words that modify or describe nouns. Adjective words Small, big, fat, thin, tall Example The lion has big animal. Big is an adjective word animal is nouns. Nouns are words which name person thing place Name of person name of thing name of place Abebe pen Adama Tariku pencil Gonder Chala table Jimma Pronunciation of s or – es The suffix – s or es added to singular noun. To make plural forms of the following verb Goes washs Play does Eats give Study carry Catchs Kisses
Example:- he goes the school every day.
She plays tennis every Monday. Personal pronouns There are three types of personal First personal pronouns (I & we) Second person personal pronouns (she, he, it, they) The pronouns I is followed by AM. Is always used with the pronoun (I) Example I am student, I am a carpenter Third person singular pronouns he, she and it are followed by is and you, we and they are followed by are in the present. Example He is a student She is very young It is flying You are clever students We are teacher Fill in the blank within the am, is or are. Example:- These computers are made in the china Julu and Hiwot are friends 1. The teacher ------ reading a book now 2. The three boys --------- sitting under the tree. 3. Mathematics ---------- a very interesting subject.