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Chapter6. Nouns and Noun Modifiers <Topic1. Count Versus Noncount Nouns>

Chapter6. Nouns and Noun Modifiers <Topic1. Count Versus Noncount Nouns>. 11002102 박은희 (Park Eun Hee) 11002104 홍아현 (Hong Ah Hyun). Index. A. Introduction to Nouns B. Groups of Nouns C. Singular and Plural Forms D. Indefinite Articles : a and an E. Unspecified or Unidentified

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Chapter6. Nouns and Noun Modifiers <Topic1. Count Versus Noncount Nouns>

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  1. Chapter6. Nouns and Noun Modifiers<Topic1. Count Versus Noncount Nouns> 11002102 박은희(Park Eun Hee) 11002104 홍아현(Hong Ah Hyun)

  2. Index A. Introduction to Nouns B. Groups of Nouns C. Singular and Plural Forms D. Indefinite Articles : a and an E. Unspecified or Unidentified Nouns

  3. A. Introduction to Count and Noncount Nouns

  4. P.182 Count Nouns examples

  5. examples Noncount Nouns ※ Concrete mass nouns → metal, food, gas, element ※ Plural → a cup of coffee, a glass of water, some water, a spoonful of sugar, a bowl of rice

  6. examples Noncount Nouns ※ Plural → a little honesty, two piece of information

  7. B. Groups of Count andNoncount Nouns

  8. noncount count noncount count

  9. P.184

  10. Nouns That Can Be Both Count and Noncount

  11. exercise 3 P.185 • How many time have you been to New York? 7. I brought ten dollar with me. 9. I have three assignment for tomorrow. times dollars assignments

  12. C. Singular and Plural Forms:Subject/Verb Agreement

  13. singular plural

  14. Common Collective Nouns → generally singular • The staff was in agreement about the changes. • The public is upset about the issue.

  15. Nouns with No Singular Form → always plural • The scissors are in that drawer. • Your pantsare in the laundry.

  16. Exercise 5 p.187 • The class (is / are) preparing a report on international finance. • The new equipment (has / have) worked very well.

  17. D. Indefinite Articles: a and an ※ Indefinite Article = One/ unspecified person or thing.

  18. A • Before a singular count noun that begins with a consonant sound. • I bought ahouse.

  19. An • Before a singular count noun that begins with a vowel sound. • I wasted anegg. ※ A or An is never used with a noun that functions as a noncount noun.

  20. E. Unspecified or Unidentified Count and Noncount Nouns = Unspecified or unidentified people, things, and so on

  21. Count Nouns Singular Count Noun → It is preceded by a or an. A house can be expensive. (A house = one house or any house in general)

  22. Count Nouns Plural Count Noun → It is used without articles. Houses are getting more expensive. (Houses = all houses in general)

  23. Noncount Nouns Love, Time, Health, Honesty, Respect… →singular verbs / without articles.

  24. Exercise 8 p.190 • A / An / X economists study the interrelationship between the two groups. • For example, A / An / X weather in California can affect the price of A / An / X fruit in Boston.

  25. Q&A

  26. Thank you

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