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    This document provides information about different types of nouns: 1. There are two main types of nouns - count nouns and mass nouns. Count nouns can be counted and can be singular or plural, while mass nouns cannot be counted and only indicate an amount. 2. Examples of count nouns include woman/women and chair/chairs, while examples of mass nouns include water, ice, and sugar. 3. An assessment identifies examples as count or mass nouns, such as identifying "friends" as a count noun and "information" as a mass noun.

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    English

    Quarter 2
    Module 1: Week 2
    Use clear and coherent sentences
    employing appropriate
    grammatical structures: Kinds of
    Nouns – Mass Nouns and Count
    Nouns
    Spelling Drill
    Dictate the following words then use in
    sentences.
    1.noun 6. possessive
    2.count 7. collective
    3.mass 8. quantifier
    4.plural 9. countable
    5.singular 10. kinds
    What’s In/ Review
    Identify the meaning of the underlined words using the examples as
    a context clue. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
    1. Dahlia and Eman are my siblings. They love to play with me.
    A. mom and dad C. grandparents
    B. uncle and aunt D. brother and sister
    3. Industrious kids like Lina cleans the house even though she is not ordered to.
    A. hardworking B. bossy
    C. lazy D. kind
    4. Lina an outgoing kid likes to play and dance.
    B. silent B. lazy
    C. active D. gentle
    5. Agencies such as Department of Education and Department of Labor are very
    important to the government.
    C. place B. singer
    C. country D. organization
    Motivation
    Do you know that the coconut is called
    a tree of life?
    Why do you think it is called a tree of
    life?
    How do you call highlighted words above? Words such coconut, buildings, water, and
    baskets are nouns. Nouns are naming words. There are different kinds of nouns.
    NOUNS
    A noun refers to the name of a person, place, thing, animal or idea.
    Kinds of Nouns
    You have learned previously that the two basic kinds of nouns are proper nouns and common
    nouns. In this lesson, you will know the other kinds of nouns.
    A. Count Nouns
    Count nouns are nouns that can be counted. They can be singular or plural.
    Examples: woman—women chair—chairs
    elephant—elephants flower—flowers
    baby—babies’ book—books
    child—children country—countries
    B. Mass Nouns
    Mass nouns are nouns that cannot be counted. They cannot be
    separated into countable units. They can only be quantified by
    terms that signify amount.
    Examples: water ice sugar oil
    chocolate alcohol coffee cologne
    air soil
    Mass nouns are always common nouns. The following
    expressions are used before mass nouns.
    Examples: a lot of chocolate
    much salt
    little sugar
    Learning Task 2: Tell whether each noun is a
    count noun or mass noun. Write your answers
    in your notebook
    1. equipment 6. furniture
    2. book 7. rice
    3. table 8. sheep
    4. milk 9. flag
    5. bus 10. Pen
    Tell whether the underlined word in the sentence a count noun
    or mass noun is.
    __________1. I’d like some milk please!
    __________2. Jaden sold a house with much furniture.
    __________3. You will need eggs and sugar for this recipe.
    __________4. The teacher jumps into the water.
    __________5. A mother’s heart is full of love.
    Read each sentence carefully. Choose a word from the box that will complete the thought
    of each sentence. Then identify if it is a count noun or mass noun. Write your answer on
    the space provided.

    _______________1. My Aunt Tina asked me to buy __________for the cake


    that she will bake.
    _______________2. Christopher hangs a __________on the wall of his room.
    _______________3. Michael borrowed his brother’s __________to do his
    homework.
    _______________4. In preparation for the opening of classes, Grace went to
    the bookstore to buy some __________. _______________5. Yesha drinks a
    glass of __________before her bedtime.
    How do we use mass nouns and count nouns in
    our daily lives?
    Countable nouns often use numbers to show how
    many there are, such as “two trucks” or “10,000
    trees.” Mass nouns, however, do not use
    numbers; if you want to specify an exact amount,
    usually you can add a new word like “pieces” or
    “types.”
    Assessment
    Identify the correct count noun or mass noun that will complete
    each sentence. Write the letter of the answer on the space before
    each item.
    _____1. The newspaper gives us so much __________.
    a. information b. information c. inform
    _____2. This slice of __________ is so sweet and tasty.
    a. cake b. ice cream c. soup
    _____3. She gave me a glass of __________ that is so refreshing.
    a. juice b. coffee c. soy sauce
    _____4. We don’t have much __________ to finish our project.
    a. time b. pencil c. crayon
    _____5. I have a few __________ at school.
    a. milk b. friends c. water

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