Common Nouns
* Definition: General names for people, places, things, or ideas.
* Examples:
* People: student, teacher, doctor, friend
* Places: city, park, school, beach
* Things: book, car, table, phone
* Ideas: love, happiness, freedom, justice
Abstract Nouns
* Definition: Names for concepts, ideas, qualities, or feelings that cannot be physically touched.
* Examples:
* Concepts: democracy, equality, peace
* Ideas: love, hope, fear
* Qualities: honesty, kindness, courage
* Feelings: anger, sadness, joy
Proper Nouns
* Definition: Specific names for individual people, places, things, or organizations. They are always capitalized.
* Examples:
* People: John Smith, Queen Elizabeth, Beyoncé
* Places: New York City, Mount Everest, The Grand Canyon
* Things: iPhone, Mona Lisa, The Titanic
* Organizations: NASA, United Nations, Google
Adjectives
* Definition: Words that describe or modify nouns or pronouns.
* Examples:
* Size: big, small, tiny, enormous
* Color: red, blue, green, yellow
* Shape: round, square, triangular, rectangular
* Other Qualities: beautiful, funny, interesting, old, new, happy, sad
Key Points:
* Capitalization: Proper nouns are capitalized, while common nouns are not.
* Abstract vs. Concrete: Abstract nouns represent intangible ideas, while concrete nouns represent physical things.
* Adjectives Modify: Adjectives provide more information about nouns and pronouns.
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