An abstract noun names an idea.
Further explanation
Noun
- A noun is naming word. For example; name of a person such as John, James, etc., the name of a place, Washington DC, Nairobi, Berlin, etc.
Types of Noun
Abstract Nouns
- Abstract nouns are nouns that refer to ideas, conditions and qualities. These are things that can not be touched or seen and have no physical reality.
- Examples of abstract nouns are; danger, time, happiness, etc.
Common Noun
- These are nouns that refer to people or general things.
- For example; boy, girl, city, day, etc
Proper Noun
- These are nouns that identifies a particular person, place or a thing.
- For example, James, America, Monday, Berlin.
Concrete Nouns
- These are nouns that refer to people and things that exist physically and can be seen or touched, heard, smelled, or tasted.
- Examples of concrete nouns are tree, dog, car, song.
Collective Nouns
- These are nouns referring to a group of people or things.
- Examples of collective noun are; team, family, audience, jury, etc.
Countable and mass Nouns
- Countable nouns are those nouns that refer to things that can be counted while uncountable nouns refer to things that can not be counted and lacks a plural form
Keywords: Nouns, abstract Nouns
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Level; High school
Subject: English
Topic; Parts of speech
Sub-topic; Nouns
