This document discusses different types of nouns including common, proper, countable, uncountable, concrete, abstract, collective, material, and compound nouns. It provides examples for each type and rules for forming plurals of various nouns. The document also covers exceptions for some nouns that do not follow standard pluralization rules, such as 'scissors' and 'deer'. In summary, it defines and categorizes different kinds of nouns while also addressing pluralization.

1. NOUNS

2.  Common
 Proper
 Countable
 Uncountable
 Concrete
 Abstract
 Collective
 Material
 Compound

4. countable uncountable
Concrete can
be experienced
through any of
the five senses.
Eg: boy, paper
Abstract
Concept,
idea, stte of
mind, quality,
feeling
Eg: hopes
feelings
Abstract
Eg:
happiness,wisd
om,
joy
Concrete
Eg: water,
cement,
sugar

5. Collective noun
Groups
Eg: Pack of wolves
Bunch of keys
Material noun
Materials used to make different
things
Eg: silicon, cement
Compound noun
Multi-word nouns
Eg: haircut, swimming pool

7. Compound Nouns

8. *by adding an S at the end: spoonfulls, vice chancellors,
man-hours
*by adding an S to the head noun: sons-in-law,
commanders-in-chief,girls-in-charge
*by adding an S to the head noun with a preposition:
passers-by, hangers-on
*by using the plural form for both the parts: women writers

9. We have exceptions in form of Nouns.
Let us see in the following slides.

10.  Furniture
 Equipment
 Jewellery
 Butter
 Cotton
 Wood
 Money
 Information
 Bread
 butter

11.  Jeans
 Scissors
 Slippers
 Clothes
 spectacles

12.  Agenda
 Craft
 Hair
 Deer

13.  Cattle
 Police
 people

14.  News
 Billiards
 Physics
 Aerobics
 Mathematics

15.  Kinds of Nouns
 Rules for countable and Uncountable nouns
 Plural forms of Nouns
 Exceptions