This document defines different types of nouns including proper nouns, common nouns, collective nouns, material nouns, and abstract nouns. It provides examples for each type, explaining that proper nouns name specific people, places, or things while common nouns show general categories. Collective nouns indicate a group, material nouns can be measured or weighed but counted, and abstract nouns refer to concepts that cannot be seen or touched.

1. A NOUN IS A NAME OF A
PERSON, PLACE OR THING.

3.  PROPER
 COMMON
 COLLECTIVE
 A, AN and THE is used

4.  MATERIAL
 ABSTRACT
 No article used

5.  PROPER NOUN
is the name of
some
particular
person, things
or animal. Eg: I
meet Ram.

6.  Its shows the
caste and
class. Eg Boy,
Girl, Dog
 Note: it is used
as singular and
plural both

7. A noun that shows collection.
 A group of boy
 a bunch of keys
 a bevy of girls

8.  A noun that can be measured
or weight but can be countable
 Wood
 Fish
 Rice
 sugar

9.  A noun that can neither be seen
nor be touched but be felt.
 AIR
 HEAT
 LIGHT
 HONESTY
 POVERTY