Nouns:
* People: doctor, child, teacher, athlete, musician, artist
* Places: house, park, beach, city, mountain, forest
* Things: book, chair, phone, car, tree, flower, computer, pizza, water, pencil
Verbs:
* Actions: run, jump, eat, sleep, write, build, sing, dance, kick, throw
* Sensory Verbs: see, hear, taste, smell, feel
Adjectives:
* Physical: red, blue, hot, cold, soft, rough, heavy, light, tall, short
* Sensory: sweet, sour, salty, bitter, loud, quiet, smooth, rough, fragrant
Other:
* Numbers: one, two, three, four, five
* Days of the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc.
* Months of the year: January, February, March, etc.
Examples in Sentences:
* The red car sped down the highway. (Concrete nouns and verbs, concrete adjective)
* She tasted the sweet chocolate and smiled. (Concrete verb, concrete adjective, concrete noun)
* The dog barked loudly at the mailman. (Concrete nouns and verb)
* The wind whistled through the trees. (Concrete nouns and verb)
Key Characteristics of Concrete Words:
* Tangible: They can be touched or perceived by the senses.
* Specific: They refer to specific things, not general ideas.
* Objective: Their meaning is generally understood and agreed upon by most people.
Contrast with Abstract Words:
Abstract words refer to concepts, ideas, feelings, and qualities that are not tangible. Examples include: love, happiness, justice, freedom, peace, success.
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