A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea. There are different types of nouns including proper nouns, common nouns, countable nouns, uncountable nouns, concrete nouns, abstract nouns, collective nouns, and compound nouns. Each type has specific characteristics such as being capitalized, having plural forms, being perceived by senses, or describing groups.

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2. What is NOUN?

3. A noun is a word that names a:
Person Place
Thing
Occasion

5. These are the name of a
specific person, place thing or
idea.

6. EXAMPLES:
Liza Soberano
These are all proper noun because…

7. They are Specific names.
They are capitalized.
Articles cannot be used with them.

8. Usually don’t name anything
specific. They are not
capitalized.

9. EXAMPLES:
car
butterfly
orange
These are all common nouns because…

10. They are Common names.
Articles can be used with these nouns.
They are not capitalized.

11. Nouns in which we can count.
Can be either singular or
plural.

12. EXAMPLES:
apple
=Singular
=Plural
pizza
=Singular
=Plural
These are all countable nouns because…

13. Have plural forms
They can also be used with the indefinite
article a/an.

14. The things that we cannot count
with numbers. Also called mass
nouns.

15. EXAMPLES:
These are all uncountable nouns because…

16. Cannot be counted.
Do not have plural forms.

17. Nouns that are perceived by our
senses.

18. EXAMPLES:
These are all concrete nouns because…

19. Perceived by our senses.
Can appear in singular or plural forms.

20. Names a characteristics, quality,
idea/feelings. Unlike Concrete,
we cannot use our senses here.

21. EXAMPLES:
friendship anger
love
These are all abstract nouns because…

22. Have no physical existence.
Articles cannot be used with them.
Cannot be felt with senses

23. Refers to group of people or
things. Most collective nouns
are treated as singular.

24. EXAMPLES:
Family
Soldiers
These are all collective nouns
because…

25. Contains word that describe groups
of animal,peope, or things.
Interchangeable

26. A noun that is made up of two
or more words. Sometimes
connected with a hyphen.

27. EXAMPLES:
textbook
necktie
skydiving
These are all compound nouns
because…

28. Made up of two or more words

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