Grade 4 English: Gender & Diminutives

Netsport

Description

A workbook that provides practice in gender and diminutives (babies of animals).

Sujets

• Littérature Sud-Africaine
• Littérature sud-africaine
• École maternelle
• Primaire
• Préscolaire

Informations

• Publié par: Netsport
• Date de parution: 01 janvier 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• Langue: English

Extrait

duck

cow

vixen

goose

she-bear

she-goat

ewe

tigress

mare

Occupations: feminine take the suffix ‘ess’: e.g. author–authoress  headmaster–headmistress  manager - manageress

FEMININE

grandmother

daughter

FEMININE

drake

Miss

bachelor

son

grandson

heiress

spinster

gentleman

heroine

billy-goat

Lady

Queen

Princess

Madam

Prince

Mayor

god

Emperor

Count

Empress

Feminine (female form): e.g. princess, lioness

Grade 3/4

stallion

tiger

tom cat

jenny cat

mother

hero

heir

boy

father

MASCULINE

Sir

FAMILY MEMBERS

English 1st Language

Countess

Countess

bull

MASCULINE

MASCULINE

FEMININE

fox

he-goat

peacock

lioness

he-bear

gander

lion

ram

TITLES

granddaughter

Lord

Mr

Master

King

grandfather

widower

doe

sow

nanny-goat

cockerel

colt (pony)

dog

ANIMALS

buck

boar (pig)

brother

1

Mayoress

Duchess

Mrs

uncle

host

sister

goddess

girl

filly

hen

peahen

father-in-law

bitch

Certain neuter nouns are often referred to as masculine or feminine: e.g. moon–feminine  sun–masculine  boats/cars–feminine  wind–masculine  hurricanes- feminine

nephew

husband

Earl

Duke

Neuter (neutral form): e.g. book, laptop

Word Level Workbook Nouns can be classified into their genders as follows:

widow

Masculine (male form): e.g. prince, lion

brother-in-law

sister-in-law

hostess

aunt

wife

niece

mother-in-law

lady