Gender in English Grammar | Definition, Types, Rules & 100 Examples for Class 6–7
🎓 Gender in English Grammar 📘 For Class 6 & 7 | WBBSE & CBSE 📖 What is Gender? Gender means the category of a noun or pronoun that tells us whether it is male, female, common or lifeless (neutral). 👉 Example: boy (male), girl (female), teacher (common), pen (neuter) 🔢 Types of Gender: Masculine Gender – Names of males (e.g. king, boy) Feminine Gender – Names of females (e.g. queen, girl) Common Gender – Names used for both (e.g. child, friend) Neuter Gender – Names of lifeless things (e.g. book, table) 📋 Gender Transformation Rules: 📌 By changing the word: father → mother 📌 By adding a suffix: lion → lioness 📌 By using different word: uncle → aunt ✅ Masculine to Feminine – Top 50 Examples Masculine Feminine King Queen Father Mother Boy Girl Prince Princess Waiter Waitress Hero Heroine Son Daughter Uncle Aunt He She Horse Mare Bull Cow Dog Bitch Brother Sister Husband Wife Peacock Peahen ...