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1. Which gender is the noun 'neighbour'?
- A. Masculin
- B. Masculin
- C. Masculin
- D. Masculin
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
The noun 'neighbour' is of common gender, meaning it can refer to a person of any gender—male, female, or non-binary. It is used for anyone who lives near you, and the context of the sentence determines the gender, not the word itself.
- Common Gender: This category includes nouns for a person or animal that can be either male or female, such as 'parent,' 'student,' and 'friend'.
- Usage: To specify gender, you would use additional context or a different word, such as 'male neighbour' or 'female neighbour.' The term 'neighbouress' exists but is rarely used.
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