NOUNS

NOUNS

• A person, place, thing, or idea
• EX: Mrs. Robinson, pizza, White House,
• anger, generosity, Sami.

PROPER NOUNS

• A word or group of words that is the name of
• a particular person, place, or thing that begins
• with a capital letter.
• EX: Johnny Depp, George Washington, Grand Canyon

COMMON NOUS

• A word that refers to a person, place, or thing,
• but that is not that name of a particular person,
• place, or thing.
• EX: student, school, car, food, bus, teacher.

ABSTRACT NOUNS

• It names something that can't be recognized
• through senses.
• EX: affection, hope, joy, depression, strength.

CONCRETE NOUNS

• Names something that can be recognized
• through any of the five senses.
• EX: house, carpet, street, shoe, show

NONCOUNT NOUNS

• Non- count nouns names things that
• can't be counted.
• EX: thunder, rice, milk, glasses, grass

COUNT NOUNS

• Names things that can be counted.
• EX: an ipad, a computer, a binder, a book

COLLECTIVE NOUNS

• A collective noun names a group of people, animals,
• or things.
• EX: herd, commitee, pack, pod

SINGULAR NOUNS

• When a noun means one only, it
• is said to be singular.
• EX: box, shoe, book, earring.

PLURAL NOUNS

• When a noun means more than one,
• it is said to be plural.
• EX: earrings, shoes, books, pencils

POSSESSIVE NOUNS

• A word expressing possesion of a thing.
• EX: doctor's, teacher's, Julia's, Dilyn's