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This document discusses different types of nouns including concrete nouns, abstract nouns, proper nouns, common nouns, compound nouns, and collective nouns. It provides examples for each type and exercises to identify and underline specific nouns. The key types discussed are concrete nouns which refer to tangible things and abstract nouns which refer to intangible concepts, as well as proper nouns which are specific names and common nouns which are general categories.
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Nouns are words that name people, places, animals, objects, and ideas. Nouns can function as subjects, objects, and complements in sentences. There are different types of nouns including proper nouns, common nouns, singular nouns, plural nouns, countable nouns, uncountable nouns, collective nouns, concrete nouns, and abstract nouns. Proper nouns name specific people and places and are capitalized, while common nouns refer to generic items. Singular nouns name one thing and plural nouns name multiple things. Countable nouns can be counted and uncountable nouns cannot. Collective nouns name groups, concrete nouns refer to
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- 2. 2 Types of Nouns • Can touch, taste, see, hear, or smell. Concrete nouns • ideas • “invisible” but real Abstract nouns
- 4. Naming things: If a person, place, or thing has a specific name, that name should always be capitalized. If the thing is generic, and many things are called by the same name, we do NOT capitalize it. PROPER NOUNS: A particular person or place. The exact name of an item (such as a brand) COMMON NOUNS: general things things or items without an identity
- 5. Compound nouns Sometimes, in order to be very specific, we use a compound noun, which is two or more words used to refer to the same item. MOST OF THE TIME, compound words are hyphenated. seventy-two e-mail (electronic-mail) Freeze-dry Brother-in-law Seven-year-old Blue green
- 6. Collective Nouns When we are referring to people, places, or things, we must use the correct form of the word so that people know how many items we mean. Collective nouns: a new name for an entire group of something Flock Team Herd Family Senate Murder
- 7. NOUNS: Underline Proper Nouns and Common Nouns Underline Proper Nouns and Common Nouns. 1. Hyderabad is the best city to live in. Answer: Hyderabad (Proper Noun) City (Common Noun) 2. Cities are more crowded than villages. Answer: Cities (Common Noun) Villages (Common Noun) 3. Hyderabad is located in the state of Telangana. Answer: Hyderabad (Proper Noun) State (Common Noun) Telangana (Proper Noun) 4. James Thurber was a well-known writer. Answer: James Thruer (Proper Noun) Writer (Common Noun)
- 8. COLLECTIVE NOUNS: 1. A Pack of Wolves. 2. A gang of robbers 3. A bouquet/bunch of flowers. 5. A constellation/galaxy of stars 6. A crew of sailors 7. A herd of cattle.
- 9. COMPOUND NOUNS: NOUN + NOUN 1. School bus 2. Fruit cake 3. Glass house 4. Movie Star. ADJECTIVE + NOUN 1. Black Board 2. Green Tea 3. Beautiful Women 4. Red Meat 5. Blue Whale. VERB + NOUN 1.Washing machine 2. Swimming pool 3. Washing powder. 4. Walking stick. NOUN + VERB: 1. Cat walk 2. Hair cut 3. Face wash 4. Hand shake.
- 10. Identify ABSTRACT NOUN and CONCERETE NOUN 1. Player (Concrete Noun) 2. Clock (Concrete Noun) 3. Lamp (Concrete Noun) 4. Tower (Concrete Noun) 5. Muscle (Concrete Noun) 6. Monument (Concrete Noun) 7. Park (Concrete Noun) 8. Stone (Concrete Noun) 9. Computer (Concrete Noun)
- 11. Abstract nouns 1. Impression (Abstract Noun) 2. Trust (Abstract Noun) 3. Confidence (Abstract Noun) 4. Excitement (Abstract Noun) 5. Peace (Abstract Noun) 6. Fear (Abstract Noun) 7. Soul (Abstract Noun) 8. Anger (Abstract Noun) 9. Intelligence (Abstract Noun)