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Free Download -Nouns: Gender-Class 2 English Worksheet

Free Download -Nouns: Gender-Class 2 English Worksheet 

Pick out the nouns in the following sentences and point out their gender. The first one is done for you.
                                                                    Nouns                          Gender
      The dog loves his master.                   dog                              Masculine
                                                                   master                          Masculine
  1. The man has just reached home. …………..                      ………………
…………..                     ………………
  1. The hero lived in a big house.  …………..                      ………………
.………….                     ………………
  1. The boy has no friend.     ……………                              ………………
……………                              ………………
  1. My uncle gave me these books.     .……………                   ………………
…………….                   ………………
  1. My wife is a doctor.     …………….                   ………………
…………….                   ………………
  1. The cow gives us milk.     …………….                   ………………
…………….                   ………………
  1. The king loved his daughter.     …………….                   ………………
…………….                   ………………
  1. My mother is a good teacher.     …………….                   ………………
…………….                   ………………
  1. The king has a beautiful palace. …………….                    ………………
…………….                   ………………
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