Gender - English Grammar for Class 1 to 12 kkgoenka

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Gender - Masculine & Faminine









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          Class   1           








  

           Class - 2             














          Class -  3          














Class 4 & 5

Some new gender words


Bachelor  -  Maid 

Gander     - Goose 

Gentleman -  Lady

ram      -      ewe


Wizard     -     Witch


Brother-in-law - Sister-in-law


He goat    -   She goat


Man servant  - Maid servant 


Great Uncle -  Great aunt


Land lord -  Land lady 


Pea-cock  -  Pea-hen


Washerman  - Washer woman


Host       -      Hostess 


Hunter    -    Huntress


Waiter    -     Waitress


Emperor   -   Empress


Governor -  Governess


Master    -   Mistress


Bride groom  -  Bride



Class 5 to 10

Common Gender 

Sometimes we name a noun but it's sex or gender remains unexplained the its meaning is clear such nouns are common to both the sexes.


Parent -  father or mother 

Enemy  -  male or female 

Baby   -  male or female

Orphan  -  boy or girl

Teacher  -  man or woman 

Monarch  -  king or queen 

Friend   -  male or female 

Bird      -   male or female 

Person      -   man or woman 

Servant    -  man or maid 

Neighbour  - man or woman 

Spouse    -    husband or wife 

Minister  -   man or woman


Neuter gender 


Lifeless things have no sex, that is they are neither males or females. In other words, they belong to neither sex or Neuter gender.

Chair 

Book

Pencil 

House 

Arrow 


Collective nouns - naming collection of living things are of neuter gender as 

Crowd

Class

Team

Army













शीघ्र ही इसे और इंप्रूव किया जाएगा अन्य question एवं example भी जोड़े जाएंगे। अतः इसे देखते रहे।

कृपया कमेंट अवश्य करें। आपके कमेंट हमें इस ब्लॉग को ओर बेहतर बनाने में मदद करेंगे।

Important Links

Gender - Masculine & Feminine

https://englishgrammarkkgoenka.blogspot.com/2021/05/Gender-English-Grammar-kkgoenka.html








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