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Give you 5 example of abstract noun and concrete noun?

Here are 5 examples of abstract nouns and concrete nouns:

Abstract Nouns:

1. Happiness: You can't touch or see happiness, but you can experience it.

2. Freedom: It's an idea or concept, not something you can hold.

3. Courage: A quality or state of mind, not a physical object.

4. Love: A feeling or emotion, not a tangible thing.

5. Justice: A principle or ideal, not a physical entity.

Concrete Nouns:

1. Tree: A physical object you can see and touch.

2. Book: A physical item you can hold and read.

3. Table: A piece of furniture you can sit at.

4. Car: A vehicle you can drive.

5. Rain: A substance you can feel and see.

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