Define
Noun with its types, uses and examples
What is a
Noun?
A noun is a word that names a person, place,
thing, idea, or feeling.
Examples:
·
Person: doctor,
Sita
·
Place: school,
Kathmandu
·
Thing: pen, car
·
Idea: honesty,
love
Sentence: The dog is barking loudly.
(Here, dog is a noun.)
Types
of Nouns (with Definition, Use, and Examples)
1.
Proper Noun
Definition: Names
a specific person, place, or organization.
Always
capitalized.
➤ Examples:
·
Ram, Nepal,
Monday, Everest, Coca-Cola
In sentences:
·
Sita is a kind
girl.
·
I visited Pokhara last summer.
2.
Common Noun
Definition: Names
general people, places, or things (not specific).
Not
capitalized unless at the beginning of a sentence.
➤ Examples:
·
girl, city, car,
teacher, country
In sentences:
·
The teacher is in the classroom.
·
I bought a new phone.
3.
Collective Noun
Definition: Names
a group of people, animals, or things considered as a single unit.
➤ Examples:
·
team, family,
flock, army, group
In sentences:
·
The team won the match.
·
A flock of birds flew across the sky.
4.
Abstract Noun
Definition: Names
ideas, qualities, feelings, or experiences—things you cannot touch.
➤ Examples:
·
love, honesty,
freedom, courage, happiness
In sentences:
·
Honesty is the
best policy.
·
She felt great joy.
5.
Concrete Noun
Definition: Names
things you can see, touch, smell, hear, or taste.
➤ Examples:
·
apple, chair,
music, flower, cat
In sentences:
·
I ate an apple.
·
The cat is sleeping.
6.
Countable Noun
Definition: Nouns
you can count (singular or plural).
➤ Examples:
·
book/books,
apple/apples, student/students
In sentences:
·
I have three books.
·
One student is absent today.
7.
Uncountable Noun
Definition: Nouns
you cannot count. Usually refer to liquids, abstract ideas, or materials.
➤ Examples:
·
water, rice,
milk, information, advice
In sentences:
·
I need some water.
·
She gave me good advice.
Uses of Nouns
1. As Subject:
o The boy
is running.
2. As Object:
o I saw a movie.
3. As Complement:
o She is a doctor.
4. As Object of Preposition:
o The book is on the table.
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