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Types of Nouns

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This is a nineteen slide PowerPoint that accompanies a YouTube video series which can be found here .

This PowerPoint looks at five different types of nouns (proper noun, concrete noun, pronoun, abstract noun and collective noun) and aims to help students identify the different types in a sentence. It contains some small activities too.

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NOUN & ITS KINDS

Jul 21, 2014

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NOUN & ITS KINDS. Submitted By : Upasna Aneja “ Aruna Asif Ali School” Tuglakabad Extn . A noun is the name of a person, place or thing. For example Meera (name of person) Kerala (name of place) Table (name of thing) Poverty (name of quality). Classification of nouns Common nouns

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NOUN & ITS KINDS Submitted By : UpasnaAneja “ArunaAsif Ali School” TuglakabadExtn.

A noun is the name of a person, place or thing. For example Meera (name of person) Kerala (name of place) Table (name of thing) Poverty (name of quality)

Classification of nouns • Common nouns • Proper nouns • Collective nouns • Abstract nouns • Material nouns

Common noun A common noun is a name given in common to every person, place, animal or thing of the same kind or class. For example – boy, girl, town, city, cat, dog, bat, ball etc.

Proper noun A proper noun is the name of a particular person, place, animal or thing. For example – TajMahal, APJ Abdul Kalam, India etc.

Collective Noun A collective noun is the name given to a collection of persons or things of the same kind. For example – crowd, mob, team, army, jury, fleet, family, committee etc.

Abstract Noun Abstract noun is the name given to a quality, state, action or feeling. For example – goodness, kindness, honesty, wisdom, laughter, childhood, slavery, poverty etc.

Material Noun A material noun is the name of a material or substance. For example – silver, gold, wood, water, mud etc.

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