Compose Noun Lesson, Literature Grade 6

Compose Noun Lesson, concise 1

Compose Noun Lesson, concise 2

I. Characteristics of Nouns:

Answer questions:
1. Noun phrase: Three buffalo. Noun: Buffalo (object referring noun)
2. Around the word “Buffalo” there are the quantity indicating word (three) and the specifier (those) standing behind.
3. In the sentence, there are also nouns: King, village, basket, rice, command.
4. Noun represents objects and people.
5. - In the old days, the king was the person at the head of the feudal state.

• Our village now has a market, a medical station, electricity, and concrete roads.
• My mother goes to the market to buy quality rice in preparation for the memorial day.
• The police issued an emergency order to arrest the robber.

II- Nouns Referring to Units and Objects:
Answer questions:
1. Con is a counting unit noun used to count bundles of rice.
Viên is a counting unit noun used to refer to an official figure from the past.
Thúng is a counting unit noun used to measure rice quantities.
Tạ is a counting unit noun used to measure each hundred kilograms of rice.

2. – Three buffaloes = Three buffalo. Can only say: three chopsticks.
– One official = One guy official. Can only say: one little guy (unless there's a mocking intention towards the official)
– Three sacks of rice = Three meters of rice. Can only say: three meters of fabric.
– Six hundred kilograms of rice = Six old men of rice. Can only say: six old men of affairs.
Reason: each counting unit word corresponds to one object during measurement, counting.

3. Thúng is an approximate unit, so thúng is reasonable, as it can be full or empty at times.
Tạ is an exact unit, so when saying six tạ, it cannot be six heavy tạ or six light tạ.

III- Practice: (page 87 in the textbook)
1. Our class has six rows of desks. In front of our house, there is a tall mountain range, and the river next to the village is very deep.

2. Words before nouns referring to people: aunt, uncle, stepfather, uncle, guy, lad...
Words before nouns referring to objects: box, piece, row, tree, piece...

3. Nouns referring to exact conventions: ton, kilogram, sam, yard, span, bushel...
Nouns referring to approximate conventions: clamp, set, cluster, heap, scoop...

4. Spelling, pay attention to nouns referring to exact and approximate conventions.

5. Compose a list of nouns referring to units and objects in the descriptive passage after writing it as an exercise.
 

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• Our village now features a market, a medical station, electricity, and concrete roads.
• My mother goes to the market to purchase quality rice in preparation for the memorial day.
• The police issued an emergency order to apprehend the robber.

II- Danh từ chỉ đơn vị và danh từ chỉ sự vật:
Trả lời câu hỏi:
1. Con là danh từ chỉ đơn vị dùng để đếm trầu.
Viên là danh từ chỉ đơn vị dùng để chỉ một nhân vật có chức quyền ngày xưa.
Thúng là danh từ chỉ đơn vị để đo lượng gạo.
Tạ là danh từ chỉ đơn vị để đo từng trăm cân gạo.

II- Nouns Referring to Units and Objects:
Answer questions:
1. Con is a singular unit noun used to count bundles of rice.
Viên is a singular unit noun used to refer to an official figure from the past.
Thúng is a singular unit noun used to measure rice quantities.
Tạ is a singular unit noun used to measure each hundred kilograms of rice.

2. – Three buffaloes = Three buffalo. Can only say: three chopsticks.
– One official = One guy official. Can only say: one little guy (unless there's a mocking intention towards the official)
– Three sacks of rice = Three meters of rice. Can only say: three meters of fabric.
– Six hundred kilograms of rice = Six old men of rice. Can only say: six old men of affairs.
Reason: each counting unit word corresponds to one object during measurement, counting.

3. Thúng is an approximate unit, so thúng is reasonable, as it can be full or empty at times.
Tạ is an exact unit, so when saying six tạ, it cannot be six heavy tạ or six light tạ.

III- Practice: (page 87 in the textbook)
1. Our class has six rows of desks. In front of our house, there is a tall mountain range, and the river next to the village is very deep.

2. Words before nouns referring to people: aunt, uncle, stepfather, uncle, guy, lad...
Words before nouns referring to objects: box, piece, row, tree, piece...

3. Nouns referring to exact conventions: ton, kilogram, sam, yard, span, bushel...
Nouns referring to approximate conventions: clamp, set, cluster, heap, scoop...

4. Spelling, pay attention to nouns referring to exact and approximate conventions.

5. Compose a list of nouns referring to units and objects in the descriptive passage after writing it as an exercise.
 

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III. Luyện tập:

Câu 1:
- Nouns referring to objects: Rabbit, chicken, toad, cow, ant, ….

Construct sentences:
- The pure white rabbit is very cute
- The three chickens play under the yard when they are full 

Câu 2:
a. Specialized in front of nouns referring to people: Mr., uncle, sir, ….
b. Specialized in front of object nouns: The, the, a, …..

Câu 3:
a. Nouns referring to exact conventions: Liter, km, kg, …..
b. Approximate conventions: A few, pile, sack, …

Câu 4:
- Noun referring to unit: Child, sibling, piece
- Noun referring to object: Father, mother, firewood, grass, pen, Ma Luong, …
 

III- Practice: (page 87 in the textbook)
1. Our class has six rows of desks. In front of our house, there is a tall mountain range, and the river next to the village is very deep.

2. Words before nouns referring to people: aunt, uncle, stepfather, uncle, guy, lad...
Words before nouns referring to objects: box, piece, row, tree, piece...

3. Nouns referring to exact conventions: ton, kilogram, sam, yard, span, bushel...
Nouns referring to approximate conventions: clamp, set, cluster, heap, scoop...

4. Spelling, pay attention to nouns referring to exact and approximate conventions.

5. Create a list of nouns representing units and objects in the descriptive passage after writing as an exercise.
 

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