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NOUN
Definitions of nouns
Noun : a word that is the name of
something (such as a person, animal, place, thing, quality, idea, or action)
and is typically used in a sentence as subject or object of a verb or as object
of a preposition.
Classification of nouns
1.Common Nouns: It’s a name given to a group of similar
things or persons.
Examples: bus,
train, paper, radio, cup, glass, etc.
2.Proper
Nouns: It is the name of a
person, place or a thing in particular. In proper nouns, the first letter is
always in capital.
Examples: Harry Potter, Uncle
Toni, Monday, Mother’s Day, Big Ben, Australia, etc.
3.Singular
Nouns: when you are talking about just one thing or person use a singular noun.
Examples: a pencil, a book, a house, a lady, a doctor, etc.
4.Plural
Nouns: use a plural noun when you are talking about two or more people, place,
or things.
Examples: uncles, mountains, rivers, books, trains, etc.
3.Abstract
Nouns: It is the name of a
quality, action or state of a noun or we can say the name of something we can’t
touch, smell, see or taste.
Examples:
love, kindness, childhood, information, advice, etc.
4.Collective
Nouns: A collective noun
is a particular name given to the collection of persons/ things taken together.
Examples: Family, Nation, Army, Association,
Committee, team, bunch, etc.
5.Countable
Nouns:The things which can
be counted are called as Countable nouns.
Examples: dog, cat, animal, man, person, bottle, etc.
Note: We add “s” at the end of the countable noun to make it plural.
Examples: dog, cat, animal, man, person, bottle, etc.
Note: We add “s” at the end of the countable noun to make it plural.
6.Uncountable
Nouns: These are the
things which cannot be counted.
Examples: Tea,
Sugar, Water, Air, Rice, Work, Information, Coffee, Sand, etc.
Note: They do not have Plural Form.
7.Possessive
Nouns:The possessive form
of a noun expresses the ownership or belonging. It also expresses the
relationships like a family relationship, where somebody stays, works or spends
time.
Note: Add
apostrophe and ‘s’ after a noun to make its possessive form.
Examples: - This is Mike’s bike
- These are men’s wear.
- She is Priya’s mother.
8.Masculine Nouns:Are words for men, boys and male animals.
Examples: boy,
man, father, son, brother, husband, grandfather, uncle, nephew, king, prince,
emperor, wizard, actor, policeman, waiter.
9.Feminine Nouns: are words for women, girls and female
animals.
Examples:
girl, woman, mother, daughter, sister, wife, grandmother, aunt, niece, queen,
princess, empress, witch, actress, policewoman, waitress.
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