Lectures: Jifunze English katika Thread hii Bure kabisa

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LECTURE #3


THE NOUN:NUMBER

Leo tutaongelea namba ila tofauti na za hisabati

Number:A word which indicates whether a noun is singular or plural is known as number(In English)

KINDS OF NUMBERS:

A noun has two numbers
  • The Singular Number
  • The Plural Number
SINGULAR NUMBER-A noun which denotes one person or thing is known as singular number.

Examples:

Tree,box,ox,man,boy,girl,cow,bird,pen,book, etc

(Hapa nimetoa mifano ya umoja hivyo naongelea umoja tu)

THE PLURAL NOUN-A noun which denotes more than one person or thing is known as plural number.

Examplea:

Trees,boxes,oxen,men,boys,girls,cows,birds,pen(hii haibadiliki),books etc

A.HOW TO FORM PLURALS
1.Most nouns form their plurals by adding "s" to the singular .



2.Nouns ending with 'ch' form their plurals by adding 'es'



3.Nouns ending with 'y' and which have a consonant form before 'y' forms their Plural by changing 'y' into 'ies'






NOTE:
But only 's' is added to the singular,if 'y' comes after a vowel






4.Nouns ending with 'f' or ,'fe' ,plural is formed by changing 'f' or 'fe' into 'ves'



But exceptions are:



5.Most nouns ending with 'O' are turned plural by adding 'es' to the singular


Exceptions:



6.Some nouns form their plural by vowel chanfe



7.Compound nouns are turned plural by adding 's' to the principal word



8.Some nouns have the same form for singular and plural



LATIN WORDS"


GREEK WORDS:



B.THE CORRECT USE OF OF SOME NOUNS
1.Nouns which are always used in plural

Examples:
Riches,thanks,Stocks,proceeds,annals,premises,Surroundings,Tidings,Fetters,spectacles,alms,mumps,breeches,pantaloons,measles,shorts,bowels,arms,eatables,billiards,goods,wages,valuables,trousers,scissors,tongs,movables,stockings

USAGE:
  • Where are my spectacles ?
  • Alms are offered to the beggar.
  • The goods are delivered.
2.Nouns plural in appearance but singular in use

Examples:

Mathematics,Gymnastics,news,Summons,politics,ethics,innings,mechanics,statistics,electrostatics ,Physics,Gallows,Economics,classics

USAGE:

  • Mathematics is a difficult subject to understand
  • The news was telecast on T.V.yesterday
  • Politics is a part and parcel of the day
  • Ethics is meant for self-purification
  • Physics is an exact science
3.Collective Nouns used in plural

Examples:
Gentry,Mankind,police,cattle,people,poultry,clergy,peasantry,audience,folk,nation,vermin,public

USAGE:

  • The gentry of our area are well educated
  • The police are trying to find out who shot Tundu Lissu
  • People are not so foolish as we think
  • The cattle are grazing in the field
  • Whose poultry are these?
  • Vermin destroy our property and health
4.Abstract nouns have no plurals

Examples:
Copper,iron,tin,wood,gold,water,milk
(Napoongelea abstract noun namaanisha nouns zinataja vitu)

NOTE:

They may be used in plural with a different meaning.

Examples:

Coppers,irons,tins,woods,forests,fetters,chains

5.Letters,figures and other symbols are turned plural by adding an apostrophe (') and 's'

Examples:

  • There are two M's and Two T's in the word committee .
  • Five 5's are twenty five.
6.Means is used as singular or plural

Example:

  • Cinema is a means of entertainment
NOTE:
But it is plural in the sense of wealth

Example:
  • His wealth are plenty.
HII NI MIFANO MICHACHE ILA MINGI UNAWEZA KUIPATA KWA KUSOMA SANA VITABU VYA ENGLISH.KWA KUJIFUNZIA TU HII MIFANO INATOSHA KWA KIASI KIKUBWA SANA

WE ARE DONE
 
LECTURE #4

THE AGREEMENT OF NOUN WITH VERB

1.The verb must agree with the subject(noun) in number and person

-Hapa naongelea mahusiano ya mtenda na kitendoyani kama watenda ni wengi basi inabidi tendo liwe katika wingi,mfano kwa kiswahili huwezi sema watu anakula ugali(yani hapa watenda na kitendo havijaendana)

Examples:
  • I am in the room
  • You are in the garden
  • Irene is beautiful
  • My sisters are not married
Umeona hapo huwezi sema my sisters is not married????????
Au pia huwezi sema Irene are beautiful wakati irene ni mmoja

I,you,Irene,sisters are nouns ,and am,are,is, are verbs


2.The verb should agree with the real noun(Subject)

(Hii hutokea baada ya kuona mtenda na tendo vipo katikati ya sentensi kubwa kiasi kwamba unashindwa kuelewa nani katenda na tendo liko wapi)

Examples:
  • The knowledge of social science is essential for a psychologist
  • The basics of English Grammar are essential for a good speaker.
Hapo kinachoongelewa ni Knowledge ambayo ipo katika umoja ,verb ikawa is maana noun(Knowledge ipo katika umoja)
Pia basics ni wingi na ndio topic hapo(noun) hivyo verb yake inapaswa kuwa kwenye wingi(are)

3.Two singular nouns joined by 'and' require a plural verb

Examples:
  • My father and my brother are worried about our sister's marriage
  • Maxence and Pawpaw are moderators
Hapa nimemaanisha kuwa unapounganisha majina mawili au vitu viwili kwa kutumia 'and'unapaswa utumie verb(kitendo cha wingi)

Mfano huwezi sema charles na Johni anakula

4.Nouns joined by 'with' or 'as well as' must be used with a singular verb

Examples:

  • Juma with his wife is going to Dodoma
  • Charles as well as his sister is good at English.
  • She as well as her mother is in Kilimanjaro.
5.Two or more nouns connected by 'or' or 'nor' require singular verb

(Hapa namaanisha ukiunganisha nouns kwa kutumia au basi tendo(verb) liwe la umoja maana hawajatenda kwa pamoja)

Examples:

  • Either Irene or Ashura is clever
  • Neither my father nor my mother is educated
NOTE:A plural verb is required ,if one of the subjects is plural

Examples:
  • Either the principal or the teachers are good at teaching
  • Neither Tanzanians nor Americans are taking part of the game
6.Nouns joined by 'or' or 'nor' differing in person ,the verb must agree with the nearest noun

Examples:

  • Either she or I am very serious about it
  • Neither he nor his parents are thinking about the matter
7.Either/neither/each/everyone/one + 'of' + plural noun and the phrase 'many a' must be used with a singular verb

Examples:
  • Either of the books is interesting
  • Neither of the two sisters is willing to marry him
  • Each of the students is given a text book
  • Everyone of my sisters was married
  • One of my friends has returned from China
8.Two nouns qualified by 'each' or 'every' and connected by 'and' must be used with a singular verb

Examples:
  • Each actor and actress is very popular
  • Every man and every woman was killed bu terrorists
  • Each poem and story was published
9.The words 'pains' and 'means' may be used as singular or plural

Examples:
  • A great deal of pains has(have) been taken .
  • Car is a means of transport
10.'None' may be used as singular or plural

Examples:
  • None of them has agreed with me
  • None of poets have attended the meeting
11.When a proper noun(name of particular person or place) treated as a single unit is used as singular but a collective noun(name of collection of things or persons) treated as separate individuals is used as plural

Examples:
  • The committee has agreed to the proposal
  • The army have continued fighting bravely.
12.When proper noun is plural name,the verb must be singular

Examples:
  • The adventures of Tom Sawyer is written by Mark Twain
  • The United States of America is a rich country
  • The Arabian Nights is a famous book.
13.Plural nouns denoting quantity/amount/distance/time/ must be used with a singular verb

Examples:
  • Ten years is a long period .
  • Five hundred shillings is a small amount.
  • Fifty kilograms of rice is sufficient for us.
WE ARE DONE WITH THIS LECTURE
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LECTURE #5

NOUN AND CASE

CASE:

A word which indicates whether a noun or pronoun is used as a subject ,object or an indirect object and a word which is used to address a person or indicate ownership or possession is known as case.

(Yani kwa urahisi case huonyesha umiliki wa kitu,mfano kwenye kiswahili tunasema hili ni gari la juma,hapo jumla ndio mmiliki.Katika English kuna namna yake ya kuonyesha juma ndio mmiliki na kinachonyesha huo umiliki ni wa juma kinaitwa case)

KINDS OF CASES:

1.Nominative Case
2.Objective Case
3.Possessive Case
4.Nominative of Address
5.Dative Case
6.Noun in Apposition

(Hapo wewe unapaswa usubiri mfano tu maana haujifunzi kujibia mtihani hapa)

1.NOMINATIVE CASE

A noun or pronoun used as the subject of the verb is known as nominative or subjective case.

Examples:
  • Charles wrote a letter(kama sentensi inavyojieleza kuwa charles ndio kaandika barua)
Who wrote a letter? Charles

  • Hard works brings success(Mafanikio yanaletwa na kufanya kazi kwa bidii)
What brings success? Hard work

Pronouns in Nominative Case:I,We,You,She,He,It,They

NOTE:
Nominative case answers the question 'who' or 'what'

2.OBJECTIVE CASE

A noun or pronoun used as the object of the verb is known as objective or accusative case.

Examples:
  • I loved Irene(object ni kilichotendewa hivyo Irene ndio kapendwa hapa,Who did I love? Irene)
  • We enjoy poetry(What do we enjoy?poetry)
NOTE:
Objective noun answers the question 'whom','what','what'.

Pronouns in objective caseUs,him,her,you,them,it,me

Yani kwa kifupi Subjective case zinakaa kabla ya verb(kitendo) na objective case zinakaa baada ya kitendo.Cha msingi ni kusoma sentensi kwa makini kujua nani anamiliki kinachozungumziwa

3.POSSESSIVE CASE

A noun with apostrophe(') and 's' or a pronoun which indicates possession is known as possessive case.

Examples:

This is Juma's car(Hili ni gari la juma).

alama ' na s ndio zinaonyesha kuwa juma ndio mmiliki wa kilichotajwa mbele ya s car.

(Whose car is this? Juma)

NOTE:The possessive answers the question 'whose'

Pronouns in the possessive case:My,our,your,his,her,its,their

4.NOMINATIVE OF ADDRESS

A noun used to address persons with their names is known as nominative of address.

Example:
  • Come on,Juma.
  • Juma,let me tell something
  • Joseph,tell me the truth
Hapa kwa namna nyingine tunaweza kuona nani anaongeleshwa.Ndio umiliki wenyewe huo

5.DATIVE CASE

A noun or pronoun used as an indirect object of the verb is known as dative case

Examples:
  • I presented her a watch(Nilimpa nani saa,jibu ni her.....Whom did I present the watch? To her)
  • We made them beautiful toys(To whom did we make a toys????? To them)
6.NOUN IN APPOSITION

A noun used to refer to another noun is known as noun in apposition

Example:
  • Maige,the author of book,is an american
  • I met Maxence Melo,JF Founder
A.FORMATION OF POSSESSIVE CASE
(Hapa ndio patamu zaidi na tutaganda kidogo hapa)

1.The possessive of the singular noun is formed by adding (apostrophe ) ' and 's'
(nilieleza juu kidogo ila nakazia)

Examples:
  • Juma's house (Kwa sababu juma ni umoja ndio tunaweka ' na s)
Father's retirement.

NOTE:'S' is omitted when there are hissing sounds

Examples:
  • For conscience' sake
  • For goodness' sake
  • For justice' sake
(Ina maanisha kwa yale maneno ambayo yanaishia na sound ya unaweka tu kama mifano inavyoonyesha.Mfano hiyo ina saundi godinesiiiiiii ina maana tayar 's' ipo)

2.The possessive of the plural nouns ending with 's' is formed by adding only an apostrophe.

Examples:
  • Girls' school
  • Boys' school
  • Horses' tails
(Hapa naongelea maneno ya wingi tayari na yanaishiwa na s,mfano shule ya wasichana hapo juu.usiweke s maana tayari ipo kwenye girls)

3.The possessive of the plurals not ending with 's' is formed by adding apostrophe(') na s''
(Yani hapa ni kama kawaida aisee)

Examples:
  • Men's pub
  • Children's books
(men na children ni wingi ila hayana s hivyo tunafanya kama kawida tulivyokuwa tunafanya kwa maneno ambayo hayana s)

4.Nouns having several words must have possessive only to the last word

Examples:
  • The prime minister of Tanzania's speech
  • The door of my friend's house
5.The possessive of nouns in apposition must be put to the second noun

Examples:
  • This is Juma,the teacher's favorite student
  • This is Ashura,my wife's friend.
  • He lives in Dodoma,Tanzania's capital.
6.Two nouns having close association must have the possessive to the latter

Examples:
  • Hasan and Hamis's sister.
  • Johnson and Joseph's baby face powder
7.Two different nouns having no relation require separate possessive forms

Examples:
  • Mima's and mama's books
  • America's and Tanzania's armies
WE ARE DONE WITH THIS LECTURE
 
Sijaelewa tofauti kati ya preposition (kihusishi) na interjection (!vihusishi)?
 
Pamoja sana kwenye nyama utakuwa unajazia mkuu.
Poa poa mkuu, lkn kuna jamaa alini pm, kuhusu njia ya kuelekeza anaona kutumia ki english kuelekeza inakuwa ngumu kwake..... Sijui tunamsaidiaje?
 
Sijaelewa tofauti kati ya preposition (kihusishi) na interjection (!vihusishi)?
Mkuu achana na maana hayo ya kwenye mabano mana kiswahili kitakuchanganya ila preposition inaonyesha mahusiano ya maneno mawili ila interjection inaonyesha maamuzi ya gafla mfano unapokuwa unashangaa na kusema My God!

Mfano He walks across the road

(Across ndio preposition )

Halafu hiyo interjection ndio fano welldone!(mara kwa mara ! hutumika)
 
Poa poa mkuu, lkn kuna jamaa alini pm, kuhusu njia ya kuelekeza anaona kutumia ki english kuelekeza inakuwa ngumu kwake..... Sijui tunamsaidiaje?
Na mimi kuna mmoja alinifata pia,nikamjibu kuwa nitajitahidi kuweka sana kiswahili kwenye lecture na nikafanya zaidi iliyopita.Pia nikamwambia awe na dictionary ya kingereza-kiswahili
 
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