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Title: Nouns


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Nouns
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Nouns name a
  • Person
  • Place
  • Thing
  • Idea

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Person
doctor
welder
player
referee
leader
golfer
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Place
ocean
mountain
city
lake
country
desert
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Thing
apple
dog
ball
bowl
bone
sun
snowflake
book
chair
tree
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Idea
commitment
friendship
freedom
neighborhood
love
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Common or Proper
  • Nouns are also COMMON or PROPER.
  • COMMON nouns name any one of a group of persons,
    places, things, or ideas.
  • PROPER nouns name a particular person, place,
    thing, or idea. Proper nouns always begin with a
    CAPITAL LETTER.

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Common or Proper
  • Common Nouns
  • boy
  • team
  • building
  • city
  • teacher
  • author
  • singer
  • Proper Nouns
  • Billy
  • Green Bay Packers
  • Empire State Building
  • Madison
  • Mrs. Shattuck
  • J.K. Rowling
  • Miley Cyrus

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Compound Noun
  • A single noun made up of more than
  • one word.
  • Common compound nouns can be
  • found in the dictionary.

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Compound Nouns can be
  • Single Word
  • grandmother, basketball
  • Hyphenated Word
  • mother-in-law, jack-in-the-box
  • Two or more words
  • ice cream, jumping jack

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Concrete Nouns
  • Nouns that you can perceive with your senses
    (see, hear, touch, taste, smell) are called
    CONCRETE NOUNS.

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Abstract Nouns
  • There are some nouns that you can NOT see, hear,
    taste, touch, or smell.
  • These are the nouns that are ideas. One persons
    idea of a particular noun may be different than
    another persons idea.

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Concrete or Abstract
  • Concrete a noun that you can see, hear, feel,
    taste or touch
  • Abstract a noun that is a feeling, a quality,
    or a characteristic

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Collective Nouns
  • A group (but still in singular form)
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