Proper Noun


Proper Noun
A guide to the possessive forms of nouns by Rebecca O'Brien The formation and use of possessive nouns is a common error among students of English, and no wonder—most languages don’t have this form. Instead, they use the word “of” to indicate a noun’s possession. Example: “... More> Czech language, nouns and gender by Ruza Modra The Czech language features a gender assigned to every noun. Words describing people, places and things will be masculine, feminine, or neuter. This system will be familiar to students who have studied French, Spanish, or other languages but can be ... More>
	Parts of speech: Deepened grammatical analysis by Larry Lynn A Closer Look at Parts of Speech across Multiple Language Bases The Next Section The Parts of Speech Noun Origin - A Noun Is Born This strange word appeared, though not suddenly, from Latin (nomen) through Anglo-French (noun) and Middle English (now... More> Overview of English language grammar terms by Patricia Graves The English language is based on proper use of grammar. Over time certain rules have developed to make the English language uniform and understood. When writing anything in English a certain structure must be used to form sentences and p... More>
Essential grammar: Understanding parts of speech by Joshua Legrande There are seven parts of speech. Some people will argue and say there are eight by including articles but articles are really just a type of adjective. Not many people know the seven parts of speech. So for their sake I will tell ... More> Parts of Speech and their function in sentences by Frances Stanford In every sentence of the English language, no matter how long or short the sentence may be, each word denotes a specific part of speech and has a function in the sentence. Some words have little or no meaning on their own, but are essential in a sen... More>
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