Nouns in Filipino can be isahan (singular), dalawahan (dual), or maramihan (plural). Here’s a quick lesson, quiz, and free worksheets on kailanan ng pangngalan.
Nouns in Filipino can be isahan (singular), dalawahan (dual), or maramihan (plural). Here’s a quick lesson, quiz, and free worksheets on kailanan ng pangngalan.
Examples of kasalungat na kasarian ng pangngalan (opposite noun genders) and worksheets on matching and identifying corresponding pangngalang pambabae at panlalaki (feminine and masculine nouns).
A quick Filipino lesson and four worksheets on mga kasarian ng pangngalan for kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, and Grade 3. Or write your own nouns in the bonus blank worksheet!
Introduction to pulingalan (pronouns) and three worksheets to help master Sinugboanong Bisaya personal pronouns. Includes pulingalan Bisaya to Tagalog/English.
An example list and worksheet of mga salitang pareho ang baybay ngunit iba ang bigkas at kahulugan (Filipino words that have the same spelling but different pronunciation and meaning).
Nouns are called pungan in Sinugboanong Bisaya. Identify nouns from non-nouns and give examples (paghimo ug mga sanglitanan) for each group of nouns.
Learn about the positions of a single line (horizontal, vertical, and oblique) and relationships between two lines (parallel, intersecting, convergent, divergent, oblique, and perpendicular) as inspired by the Montessori geometry curriculum.
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A quick definition of mga pangngalang pantangi at pambalana (proper and common nouns) and two interactive worksheets (sorting and giving examples) to help you master this Filipino lesson.
A quick definition of common and proper nouns and two interactive worksheets (sorting and giving examples) to help you master this English language lesson.