English Grammar Noun and Gender | English Grammar | Masculine, Feminine, Common, Neuter

Also, this is a most important English Grammar Noun and Gender for Competitive Exams Such as Bank, SSC, Railway and One Day Exam.

Gender- The Noun which denotes male or female sex is called gender.

As: Horse, Dog, Ox, father– To Denotes Male Sex

Mare, Bitch, Cow, Mother– To Denotes Female Sex

Gender Types:

• Masculine Gender
• Feminine Gender
• Common Gender
• Neuter Gender
• Masculine Gender-The Noun which denotes male sex is called Masculine Gender.

Example-Boy, Father, Brother,

• Feminine Gender- The Noun which denotes female sex is called feminine gender.

Example: Girl, Mother, Sister etc.

• Common Gender- The Noun which not denotes specify the sex but only indicates a living thing is called common gender.

Example: Baby, Student, Professor etc.

• Neuter gender- The Noun which denotes a non-living object or thing with life is called Neuter Gender.

Example: Tree, Inkpot, Pen, table etc.