Gender
- Gender:-
Gender is that which shows whether the noun or the pronoun is masculine, feminine or other.
- There are four types of gender in English. They are,
e.g. Ram, dog, father, bull, actor, hero, etc.
(ii) Feminine Gender:- The feminine gender denotes a female.
e.g. mother, Sita, cow, actress, woman, etc.
(iii) Common Gender:- The common gender denotes that the noun is either a male or a female.
e.g. teacher, student, person, sheep, fox, author, clerk, child, doctor, parent, cousine, infant, relative, servent, elephant, singer, writer, baby, driver, typist, fool, professor, speaker, novelist, guest, enemy, artist, etc.
(iv) Neuter Gender:- The neuter gender denotes that the noun is neither a male nor a female.
e.g. wool, crow, ant, pen, computer, fan, book, honesty, army, clock, etc.
Note: Non-living things, insects and small animals are neuter gender in English. Collective nouns, material nouns and abstract nouns are also neuter gender.
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