- Nouns are words for people, animals, things and places. Always use a capital letter for names of people and places.
- Mo has got a sister.
- London is in England.
- I like oranges.
- You can count most nouns. Use a singular verb with one, and a plural verb with two or more.
- The boy is naughty.
- Oranges are nice.
- A car has got wheels.
- Sweets tastes good.
- There is a mouse.
- Be careful! You can't count these nouns. If you don't know them, learn them now. (water, honey, bread, rice, san, tea, soap, cheese, milk, juice, meat, coffee, soup)
- Honey is sweet.
- Apple juice tastes nice.
- Milk is good for you.
- Rice grows in fields.
- Soap cleans your hands.
- This coffee has got sugar in it.
- You can use these words with nouns you can't count.
- a cup of coffee/tea
- a bottle of water
- a slice of bread
- a glass of water/milk/juice
- a tin of soup
- a bag of sugar/rice
- a carton of milk/juice
- a carton of cigarettes
- a loaf of bread
- a piece of meat/cheese
- I want a tin of soup, a loaf of bread, two bags of rice, two bottles of water and three cartons of milk.
Words
noun [naʊn] 명사
plural [ˈplʊrəl] 복수형, 복수형의, 복수의
naughty [ˈnɔːti] 버릇없는
soap [soʊp] 비누
a bottle of 한 병
a tin of 한 통 (통조림 캔)
a bag of 한 봉지/포대
a carton of 한 갑, 한 상자(종이로 된)
a loaf of [loʊf] 한 덩이
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