Define the language means used to mark the gender distinctions of the nouns:
1. The tom-cat was sleeping on the window-sill.
2. Australia and her people invoke everyone's interest.
3. Next week we are going to speak about the continent of Australia: its climate and nature.
4. The tale says that the Mouse was courageous; he never let down his friends when they were in danger.
5. Something is wrong with my car, I can't start her.
6. I saw a car left on the beach; its windows were broken.
7. They have got five cows and a bull, two cocks and three dozen hens, a drake and ten ducks.
8. His new yacht is very expensive; he paid about a million dollars for her.
9. A woman-doctor was to operate on the patient.
10. A he-goat is more difficult to tame than a she-goat.
Define the language means used to mark the gender distinctions of the nouns:
1. The tom-cat was sleeping on the window-sill.
2. Australia and her people invoke everyone's interest.
3. Next week we are going to speak about the continent of Australia: its climate and nature.
4. The tale says that the Mouse was courageous; he never let down his friends when they were in danger.
5. Something is wrong with my car, I can't start her.
6. I saw a car left on the beach; its windows were broken.
7. They have got five cows and a bull, two cocks and three dozen hens, a drake and ten ducks.
8. His new yacht is very expensive; he paid about a million dollars for her.
9. A woman-doctor was to operate on the patient.
10. A he-goat is more difficult to tame than a she-goat.
1. The tom-cat was sleeping on the window-sill.
2. Australia and her people invoke everyone's interest.
3. Next week we are going to speak about the continent of Australia: its climate and nature.
4. The tale says that the Mouse was courageous; he never let down his friends when they were in danger.
5. Something is wrong with my car, I can't start her.
6. I saw a car left on the beach; its windows were broken.
7. They have got five cows and a bull, two cocks and three dozen hens, a drake and ten ducks.
8. His new yacht is very expensive; he paid about a million dollars for her.
9. A woman-doctor was to operate on the patient.
10. A he-goat is more difficult to tame than a she-goat.
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The language means used to mark the gender distinctions of the nouns in the sentences include:
tom-cat - masculine markerAustralia - feminine markercontinent of Australia - neuter/neutral markerMouse - masculine markercar - feminine markercar - neuter/neutral markercows, bull, cocks, hens, drake, ducks - masculine/feminine markersyacht - feminine markerwoman-doctor - feminine markerhe-goat, she-goat - masculine/feminine markers