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This document defines and categorizes different types of nouns. It discusses concrete and abstract nouns, proper and common nouns, countable and uncollectible nouns, collective nouns, and material nouns. It also covers how to identify nouns based on their position in sentences and suffixes. Examples are provided to illustrate each noun type. Suffixes like -tion, -ship, and -dom that indicate nouns are also listed.

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NOUN Noun is a naming a word. Types Noun Concrete Abstract Proper Countable Common Uncountable Collective Material
Abstract Noun Quality Action State example Wisdom Judgement Perseverance Improvement. Countable ex. I couldnt hear sound. Uncountable ex. These planes can fly faster than sound. Honesty is the best policy.
Concrete Noun Proper Noun Common Noun Tamim Player Cumilla* City Borna Girl A. Rahman Man.
Collective Noun : Group Noun Committee* Library Police Family Pack Shoal Herd Flock Parliament Mob Nation
Material Noun Water Gold Diamond Salt Sugar **Gold: Material Noun Ring: Common Noun
Material Noun Common Noun Wood Table Plastic Chair Gold Golden ring Paper Envelope Diamond Nose ring Cotton Dress Water River
How to Identify: i. The position of Noun in a sentence. ii. Suffix. Usage of Noun (The position of noun in a sentence) As a sub. Or obj. of a verb I. Contribution to the charity organizations is greately needed. II. We appreaciated his bravery. III. His rudeness surprised me.
As an obj. of Gerund, infinitive and participle: Maintaining consistency is very important. To see his happiness is disturbing for me. Observing the difficulties in the assignment, we left it. Gerund (Verb+ing = Noun): static. Ex. Swimming is a good exercise. Participle(verb+ing = Adjective): kinetic or present condition. Ex. The crying baby had a wet diapper.
As an obj. of Preposition, Article and Adjective PAD: P -Preposition, possessive A-Article, Adjective D-Determiner.(A few, much,little,each,every) Preposition + only 1 word = Noun Ex. He was admired for his sincerity. Article + only 1 word = Noun Ex. He likes the way I talk. Adjective + only 1 word = Noun Ex. Shohel is a good student.
Suffix: tion: correction, affection ship: friendship, kinship dom: wisdom, freedom hood: childhood, brotherhood etc. Special types of Noun: Always pleural: Scissors Vegetables Belongings Goods Cloths Surroundings Wages etc
Looks like pleural but singular: Physics Athletics Arts Politics Statistics News Innings Economics Mathematics etc.
Looks like singular but pleural: Folk People Children Cattle* Police Public Aristocracy Poultry etc. Singular+ Pleural = Same Sheep Deer Score Salmon Pair Dozen Gross Canon etc. Ex: I saw ten deer. He bought five dozen oranges from Nagpur.
Some specialty A journey by bus (countable noun) A travel by bus.-wrong(non-countable noun) California has a good climate. (countable noun) California has a good weather.-wrong(non-countable noun) The uses of few, little Ex. I have a few friends(countable noun) I have a little sugar.
Have to know: A furniture A piece of furniture 2 luggages 2 pieces of luggage A information A piece of information A soap. A bar of soap. 2 equipements 2 pieces of equipement. Gender Number: Home Task.
Which of the following is not a singular number? analysis poetry cattle alms Which of the following is a common gender? prince ewe spouse mare
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  • 1. NOUN Noun is a naming a word. Types Noun Concrete Abstract Proper Countable Common Uncountable Collective Material
  • 2. Abstract Noun Quality Action State example Wisdom Judgement Perseverance Improvement. Countable ex. I couldnt hear sound. Uncountable ex. These planes can fly faster than sound. Honesty is the best policy.
  • 3. Concrete Noun Proper Noun Common Noun Tamim Player Cumilla* City Borna Girl A. Rahman Man.
  • 4. Collective Noun : Group Noun Committee* Library Police Family Pack Shoal Herd Flock Parliament Mob Nation
  • 5. Material Noun Water Gold Diamond Salt Sugar **Gold: Material Noun Ring: Common Noun
  • 6. Material Noun Common Noun Wood Table Plastic Chair Gold Golden ring Paper Envelope Diamond Nose ring Cotton Dress Water River
  • 7. How to Identify: i. The position of Noun in a sentence. ii. Suffix. Usage of Noun (The position of noun in a sentence) As a sub. Or obj. of a verb I. Contribution to the charity organizations is greately needed. II. We appreaciated his bravery. III. His rudeness surprised me.
  • 8. As an obj. of Gerund, infinitive and participle: Maintaining consistency is very important. To see his happiness is disturbing for me. Observing the difficulties in the assignment, we left it. Gerund (Verb+ing = Noun): static. Ex. Swimming is a good exercise. Participle(verb+ing = Adjective): kinetic or present condition. Ex. The crying baby had a wet diapper.
  • 9. As an obj. of Preposition, Article and Adjective PAD: P -Preposition, possessive A-Article, Adjective D-Determiner.(A few, much,little,each,every) Preposition + only 1 word = Noun Ex. He was admired for his sincerity. Article + only 1 word = Noun Ex. He likes the way I talk. Adjective + only 1 word = Noun Ex. Shohel is a good student.
  • 10. Suffix: tion: correction, affection ship: friendship, kinship dom: wisdom, freedom hood: childhood, brotherhood etc. Special types of Noun: Always pleural: Scissors Vegetables Belongings Goods Cloths Surroundings Wages etc
  • 11. Looks like pleural but singular: Physics Athletics Arts Politics Statistics News Innings Economics Mathematics etc.
  • 12. Looks like singular but pleural: Folk People Children Cattle* Police Public Aristocracy Poultry etc. Singular+ Pleural = Same Sheep Deer Score Salmon Pair Dozen Gross Canon etc. Ex: I saw ten deer. He bought five dozen oranges from Nagpur.
  • 13. Some specialty A journey by bus (countable noun) A travel by bus.-wrong(non-countable noun) California has a good climate. (countable noun) California has a good weather.-wrong(non-countable noun) The uses of few, little Ex. I have a few friends(countable noun) I have a little sugar.
  • 14. Have to know: A furniture A piece of furniture 2 luggages 2 pieces of luggage A information A piece of information A soap. A bar of soap. 2 equipements 2 pieces of equipement. Gender Number: Home Task.
  • 15. Which of the following is not a singular number? analysis poetry cattle alms Which of the following is a common gender? prince ewe spouse mare