A noun is the name of a place, person, idea, or thing. There are two primary
classes of nouns, common and proper. Common nouns also seperate
into two classes, collective and abstract.
A common noun names any one of a class of persons, places, or things.
A proper noun is the name of a particular person, place, or thing.
A collective noun is the name of persons or things.
An abstract noun is the name of a quality, condition, action, or relation.
| For Example: | common nouns include: | stick, boy, house | |
| proper nouns include: | John, Canada, August | ||
| collective nouns include: | committee, company, team | ||
| abstract nouns include: | wisdom, danger, poverty |
| country | _________ | regiment | _________ | book | _________ | goodness | _________ |
| Europe | _________ | swarm | _________ | flock | _________ | July 22 | _________ |
| jury | _________ | Shakespeare | _________ | Sahara | _________ | brightness | _________ |
