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- 1. 1 ENGLISH GRAMMAR Part of Speech:
- 2. 2 What is a NOUN? NOUN is a word that use to name a person, place, thing and abstract idea. 2
- 3. 3 Simple formula: 1 NOUN 2 Name of Person 3 Name of Place Name of Thing
- 4. 4 EXAMPLES Of NOUN Name of Person Name of Place Name of Thing Boy, Girl, Docter, Teacher, Baby, Fireman, Mr. William School, Office, Home, Forest, Library, Kitchen Car, Toy, Book, Table, Laptop, Pencil
- 6. 6 COMMON NOUN 1 Common noun is the generic or Non- specific name for person, placa or thing. These nouns do not begin with a capital letters. girl, playground, boy, school, table, car. EXAMPLES:
- 7. 7 Proper Noun 2 Proper noun is the specific name for person, placa or thing. These nouns begin with a capital letters. EXAMPLES: Dr.John, Alexander, Australia, Canada, Facebook, Jupiter
- 8. 8 Collective Noun 3 EXAMPLES: Collective nouns are words for things that are made up of more than one person, place and thing. people, thieves, birds, animals, men, soilders
- 9. 9 Material Noun 4 Material nouns are the names of material out of which things are made. Silver, Copper, Gold, Iron etc. EXAMPLES:
- 10. 10 Abstract Noun 5 An abstract noun is a word which names something that we can not see, hear, touch, smell or teast. EXAMPLES: love, joy, sorrow, happiness,fear, coldness, idea
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