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28 June, 11:47

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Notice the nouns around you. Look for nouns wherever you go. Nouns are in newspapers, websites, letters, addresses, billboards, television shows, food containers, shopping lists, and receipts. Write down at least 10 nouns each day for a week. Look your words up in a dictionary to make sure that you've identified them correctly as nouns.

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    Monday

    sugar

    happiness

    London

    rain

    family

    religion

    dog

    cinema

    school

    tea

    Tuesday

    bookstore

    apartment

    New York

    cat

    children

    daughter

    danger

    football

    eye

    rice

    Wednesday

    England

    dream

    bear

    boy

    advertisement

    Christmas

    army

    childhood

    iron

    student

    Thursday

    hair

    anger

    Shakespeare

    chair

    bird

    truth

    government

    dinner

    money

    TV

    Friday

    darkness

    soup

    science

    blood

    evening

    Spain

    grass

    salt

    friendship

    jury

    Saturday

    weekend

    gold

    violence

    Europe

    food

    staff

    bees

    news

    nature

    wedding

    Sunday

    death

    crowd

    July

    History

    water

    hamburger

    health

    Franklin Roosevelt

    stress

    car

    Explanation:

    In English, there are different types of nouns, as follows:

    Common nouns - refer to things or people in general.

    e. g. son, daughter, city, breakfast, etc.

    Proper nouns - a name that determines a particular person or place; this type of nouns begins with capital letters.

    e. g. London, Europe, Monday, July, Shakespeare, etc.

    Concrete nouns - objects or people that exist physically and can be touched, heard, smelled, or tasted.

    e. g. dog, cat, coffee, house, snow ...

    Abstract nouns - refer to ideas, concepts or qualities that cannot be seen and have no physical reality.

    e. g. death, happiness, friendship, time, etc.

    Collective nouns - refer to groups of things or people

    e. g. family, government, audience, staff, etc.

    Countable nouns - refer to things or persons that can be counted. These nouns have both singular and plural forms.

    e. g. dollar, year, person, etc.

    Uncountable nouns - refer to things that cannot be counted. These nouns have only the singular form.

    e. g. water, sugar, rice, money, etc.
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