Noun and Pronoun by 2nd Group

Last week our class studied about Noun and Pronoun leaded by the 2nd Group. Let's get it guys!

A. Noun

Noun is a word that refers to a person, place, thing or idea. There are 5 kinds of noun:

1. Concrete and Abstract Noun
▪ Concrete noun is thing we can touch or perceive with one of our senses. Example: newspaper, glass, jewelry, etc..
▪ Abstract noun is thing we cannot touch or perceive by our senses. Example: love, honesty, mind, etc..

2. Singular and Plural Noun
▪ Singular noun is noun that only has one thing/single thing. Example: box, bed, man, etc..
▪ Plural noun is noun that has not only one thing in it (jamak). Example: boxes, beds, men, etc..

3. Animate and Inanimate Noun
▪ Animate noun is things that are alive. Example: lizard, doctor, mouse, etc..
▪ Inanimate noun is things that are not alive. Example: word, book, pillow, etc..

4. Countable and Uncountable Noun
▪ Countable noun is noun which can be count. Example: store, hand, finger, etc..
▪ Uncountable noun is noun which cannot be count. Example: energy, milk, water, etc..

5. Proper and Common Noun
▪ Proper noun is noun which has its actual name, already has it owns name. Example: pepsi, disneyland, Indonesia, etc..
▪ Common noun is noun which still common, doesn't has it owns name. Example: river, tv, company, etc..

B. Pronoun

Pronoun is a part of speech which is used in place of a noun that has already been mentioned or that is already known, often to avoid repeating the noun. There are 8 kinds of pronoun:

1. Personal Pronoun: the basic pronoun that used to personal/people in personal; I, you, they, we, she, he, it.

2. Indefinite Pronoun: pronoun that directly point to one or more object to non-spesific person/place; any, anybody, someone, somebody, etc..

3. Reflexive Pronoun: pronoun which comes after adverb or adjective. Directly to a thing; myself, yourself, itself, etc..

4. Demonstrative Pronoun: pronoun that directly pointing a proper thing in sentence. This pronoun can indicated room/time and also singular/plural noun; this, that, these, those.

5. Possessive Pronoun: this pronoun shows the possessiveness; mine, yours, his, etc..

6. Interrogative Pronoun: pronoun that can makes question easier. There are 5 kinds of Interrogative Pronoun; whose, whom, who, which, what.

7. Reciprocal Pronoun: pronoun to indicated there are two or three persons who do an action. Which each of them feel the consequence and benefit from the action they did; each other and one another.

8. Intensive Pronoun: it seems like reflexive pronoun that ended by self/selves. This pronoun to give an emphasize in seentence; himself, yourself, themselves, etc..

That all about noun and pronoun. Lets study together...