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What kind of noun is light?

"Light" can be both a concrete noun and an abstract noun, depending on the context.

Here's why:

* Concrete Noun: When "light" refers to the electromagnetic radiation that makes things visible, it's a concrete noun. It's something tangible that we can experience through our senses. For example:

* "The light from the sun is bright."

* "Turn on the light so I can see."

* Abstract Noun: When "light" refers to a concept or quality like knowledge, understanding, or happiness, it's an abstract noun. It's an idea that we can't physically touch or see. For example:

* "She shed light on the problem."

* "He brought light to the world."

So, the type of noun "light" is depends on how it's used in a sentence.

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