Describe the possessive case in nouns and provide an example.

The possessive case indicates ownership.

• Shows that something belongs.

• Formed by adding 's' or '

• Example: 'dog's bone' or 'dogs' bones.'

Fill in the blank: An abstract noun refers to a concept that cannot be ___ or ___.

Seen; touched

What is the role of a noun in the objective case? Give an example.

Nouns in Objective Case Explained

• Receive action from verbs.

• Follow prepositions in sentences.

• Example: 'the ball' in action.

True or False: The noun 'sheep' changes in form when plural.

False. 'Sheep' remains the same in both singular and plural forms.

Fill in the blank: The words 'news' and 'physics' are examples of nouns that are always treated as ___ in grammar.

Singular

What are gendered nouns and how do they differ from neuter nouns?

Gendered nouns indicate male or female.

• Include specific entities like 'man'.

• Neuter nouns are genderless objects.

• Examples: 'book', 'chair' show neutrality.

Describe how collective nouns can function in both singular and plural forms with examples.

Collective nouns have dual functions.

• Singular for the whole group.

• Plural for individual members.

• Examples include 'team' and 'jury.'