Singular Subject Nouns:
* People:
* John, Mary, the doctor, the teacher, the student, the artist
* Animals:
* cat, dog, bird, elephant, lion
* Things:
* car, book, table, phone, computer, city, mountain, sun
* Concepts:
* love, peace, happiness, freedom, time, truth, justice
Plural Subject Nouns:
* People:
* children, friends, neighbors, musicians, artists, employees
* Animals:
* birds, cats, dogs, monkeys, lions
* Things:
* cars, books, tables, phones, computers, cities, mountains, stars
* Concepts:
* ideas, beliefs, feelings, theories, principles, possibilities
Examples of sentences with different subject nouns:
* John went to the store.
* The cat chased the mouse.
* The car was parked in the driveway.
* Love conquers all.
* The children played in the park.
* The birds sang sweetly.
* The stars twinkled in the night sky.
* Freedom is a precious right.
Remember:
* The subject noun is the noun that is doing the action in a sentence.
* Subject nouns can be singular or plural.
* Subject nouns can be concrete (things you can touch) or abstract (ideas or concepts).
Let me know if you would like more examples or if you have any other questions!