Kinds Of Noun

 KINDS OF NOUNS

A single noun can fall into more than one class. Here is an example:

• Sarah has known five Ahmads in his life.

• Ahmads-proper, concrete and count.

• Nouns may be made plural, usually with the suffix -s or -es, as in books and rabbits.

• Nouns show ownership with the addition of an apostrophe and, sometimes, an additional -s, as in a book's pages, fifty beys uniforms.

• Nouns may be countable (1 table, 2 tables, 3 tables, etc.) or uncountable (salt, ail).

• Nouns show ownership with the addition of an apostrophe and, sometimes, an additional -s, as in a book's pages, fifty beys uniforms. 

Nouns may be countable (1 table, 2 tables, 3 tables, etc.) or uncountable (salt, ail). 

Nouns may signify concreteness (TV. forehead) or abstractness (sorrow, negotiation). 

There are different kinds of Nouns.

• Common Nouns

• Proper Nouns

• Collective Nouns

• Abstract Nouns

• Concrete Nouns