This document discusses concrete and abstract nouns. It provides examples of each type of noun to illustrate the difference. Concrete nouns name things that can be seen or touched, like "friend" or "camera." Abstract nouns name things that cannot be seen or touched, such as ideas, qualities, or conditions like "friendship", "love", or "ruling." The document contrasts concrete and abstract nouns in a table and provides two additional lists of examples of each type of noun.

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Examples:
Ram is a student. (Ram and student are names of
people - noun)
This is a camera. (Camera is the name of a
thing – noun)
Teacher is teaching in classroom. (Classroom is
name of place - noun)
Friendship lasts forever. (Friendship is the name
of an idea – noun)

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7. Concrete Noun: The word that
names something which can be seen
or touched is called ‘Concrete Noun’
Abstract Noun: The word that names
something which cannot be seen and
touched is called ‘Abstract Noun.’

8. Look at
some
examples

9. •Friendship
•Love
•Ruling
•Philosophy
•Psychology
•Study
•teaching
Abstract Noun
(cannot see or
touch)
Concrete Noun
(can see or
touch)
•friend
•lover
•ruler
•philosopher
•psychologist
•student
•teacher
Contrast
between
concrete and
abstract nouns
in a table.

11. love
diseases
passion
career
joy
satisfaction
care
soul
job
time
hard work
challenges
Choi
Pets Hospital
animals
vet
Rosario
Children’s Hospital
kids
patients
Concrete Abstract

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