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9/30/2024

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00:00It was raining heavily.

00:02Manya and Martin were inside their room.

00:05They could not go to school today.

00:07They were looking upset.

00:09Just then, their parents entered the room.

00:12Hi, children.

00:14Why are you looking so sad today?

00:17Papa, today we missed an interesting class on genders of nouns.

00:22Don't worry, children.

00:24Today, I am your teacher.

00:26I'll tell you about noun and its genders.

00:30Superb idea, mom.

00:32Now we can learn even at home.

00:35Let us begin.

00:36Nouns family has four members.

00:39Masculine gender, feminine gender, common gender and the youngest member, neuter gender.

00:46Mom, will you please tell us where can we meet them?

00:50They are all here.

00:52Really?

00:53Yes, Martin.

00:54Listen, Martin.

00:55Let me explain.

00:56You are a boy and your father is a man.

01:00You both are masculine gender.

01:03Your sister is a girl and I am a woman.

01:06So we are feminine gender.

01:08All living beings are either masculine or feminine gender.

01:13But what about the other two family members of noun family?

01:18Manya's father was reading newspaper.

01:21Good question, Manya.

01:23Now it is my turn to play the role of your teacher.

01:27Let me tell you about the other two members of noun family.

01:31It's wonderful, papa.

01:33Children, some of the nouns are used both as masculine and feminine gender.

01:40They are called common gender.

01:43Father pointed towards a calendar hanging on the wall.

01:47Look at that calendar.

01:49You can see doctors and teachers are working in hospital and school respectively.

01:56They can be both masculine and feminine gender.

02:01Manya noticed the pictures of a doctor and a teacher.

02:05They were both men and women.

02:07Got it, papa.

02:09The youngest family member is neuter gender.

02:13All non-living things like pen, pencil, table, chair, etc.

02:21are examples of neuter gender.

02:24Wow, papa.

02:26It's really great.

02:28Now we will be able to answer all the questions asked by our teacher tomorrow.

02:34Good.

02:35Now we all can help your mother in her work.

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