RESUME NOUN
Kelompok 6


Penyusun :
Endah Susaeni ( 163221025 )
Bella Nurlita Wati ( 163221026 )
Mufidatun Rohmaniah ( 163221027 )
Yuli Anastasia ( 163221028 )
Anisa Nur Afifah ( 163221029 )
Richa Fauziyyah Suparno ( 163221030 )
PENDIDIKAN BAHASA INGGRIS ( 1A )

Fakultas Ilmu Tarbiyah dan Keguruan
 Institut Agama Islam Negeri Surakarta
2016


1. Common noun (Words for people,places ,things)
Common words for things :
Glass spoon Frame
Bag Laptop Vase
Hat Ball Doll
Pillow Skirt Basket
Paper Cap
Cupboard Refrigerator
Veil Plate

Common words for young animals


chick
a baby bird

colt
 a young male horse

cub
 a young bear, lion, fox, wolf, or other wild animal

fawn
 a young deer

filly
a young female horse

foal
a young horse

joey
a young kangaroo

kid
 a young goat

kitten
 a young cat

Lamb
a young sheep

nestling
a baby bird that has not learned to fly

piglet
 a young pig

pullet
 a chicken that is less than a year old

puppy
 a very young dog

steer
 a young male cow

suckling pig
 a young pig



Common noun for places :
Barber shop Field
Market Garden
Book store Beach
Beach Village
Coffee shop Electronic store

Common words for people :
Dentist Rider
Sales clerk Office boy
Business men Pharmacist
Lecture Nurse
Machinist Choreograf
 
2. Proper  Noun ( names of particular people,place and things (Begin with capital letter))
Proper Noun for people names :
Barack Obama Prince Wiliiam
Lionel messi Rio Haryanto
Christiano Ronaldo Miss Nuna
Oprah Winfrey Emma Watson
Dr. Zakir Naik Daniel Radcliffe

Proper Noun for days of week and and the month of the year :
Monday January August
Tuesday Febuary September
Wednesday March October
Thursday April November
Friday May Desember
Saturday June
Sunday July


Proper Noun for Special day and celebration :
Father’s day
Valounteer day
Kartini day
Anniversary

Proper Noun of famous Buildings, monument, and places :
The  Borobudur  temple
The Prambanan temple
Mecca
The National Monument
 

Proper Noun of people who live in particular country :

Albania Albanian Egypt Egyptian
Angola Angolan Canada Canadian
Asia Asian East timor East Timorese
Bahrain Bahraini Lebanon Lebanese
Bangladesh Bangladeshi Ecuador Ecoduarian
Brazil Brazilian Laos Laotian


3. Singular Noun ( One thing or person )
A buss an apple
A train an owl
A glass a pen
A ruler a girl
4. Plural Noun ( Two or more people places or thing )

A book books
A pen pens
A mirror mirrors
A scissor scissors
A button buttons
A wallet wallets
A scarf scarfs
A watch watchs
A hat hats
A mantle mantles
A shirt shirts
A coat coats
A suitcase suitcases
A skirt skirts
A bathdrope bathdropes
A bead beads
A stickpin stickpins
A ring rings


a. Nouns that end in s , ss , ch , or x , are made plural by adding es .

Dress dresses
Strings stringses
Pilers plierses
Compass compasses
Glass glasses
Buzz buzzes
Box boxes
Bush bushes
Witch witches
Switch switches
Address addresses
Fish fishes
Batch batches
Inch inches
Beach beaches
Branch branches
Lunch lunches
Brush brushes
Match matches
Peach peaches
Church churches
Patch patches
Catch catches
Prefix prefixes
 Clutch clutches
Prospectus prospectuses
 Coach coaches
 Quiz quizzes
 Complex complexes
 Six sixes
Cross crosses
Slash slashes
Dish dishes
Speech speeches
 Dress dresses
 Suffix suffixes
eyelash eyelashes
 tax taxes
flash flashes
 thrush thrushes
 fox foxes
virus viruses
 gas gases
 watch watches
glass glasses
wish wishes
boss bosses
lens lenses
bus buses
minus minuses
buzz buzzes
plus pluses
 class classes


b. Most noun that end in y are made plural by echanging the y to i an andding es

Kindney kindness
Family families
Baby babies
Secetary secetaries
Study studies
Carry caries
Hockey hockies
Hairspray hairspraies
Embroidery embrodieries

 
c. Nouns that have vowel before the y are made plural by simply adding s at the end
Ashtray ashtrays
Honey honeys
Sting-ray sting-rays
Turkey turkeys
Key keys
Railway railways
Sideway sideways
d. Many nouns that end in f are made plural by changing the f to v and adding es :

• Calf calves
• Knife knives
• Leaf leaves
• Life lives
• Wife wives
• Sheaf sheaves
• Thief thieves
• Wolf wolves
• Half halves
• Self selves
• Shelf shelves

e. Some nouns thet end f are made plural simply by adding s :

• Gulf gulfs
• Reef reefs
• Roof roofs
• Belief beliefs
• Brief briefs
• Chief chiefs
• Proof proofs
f. Some others have two forms of the plural:
• dwarf - dwarfs or dwarves
• hoof - hoofs or hooves
• scarf - scarfs or scarves
• staff - staffs or staves
• wharf - wharfs or wharves
• handkerchief – handkerchiefs or handkerchieves
g. most noun that in fe are made plural by changing the f to v and adding s
life lives
wife wifes
knife knives
h. most noun that end in o are made plural by adding s
sumo sumos
vidio vidios
zoo zoos
*but other noun that end in o are made plural by adding es
tomato tomatoes
potato potatoes
avocado avocadoes
i. some nouns change spelling from the singular forn the plural
man men
woman women
child hildren
person people
mouse mice
foot feet
j. the plural of some noun is the same as the singular from
sheep sheep
deer deer
fish fish
k. some noun are always plural
 tousers
 glasess
 shorts
 spectacles
*some noun usullay plural

Sandals
Shoes
Gloves
Glasses
Socks
Boots
Slippers