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Place Person Thing Idea Types of Nouns Thing Idea

Types of Nouns Common/ Proper Abstract/ Concrete A noun will always be a person, place, thing or idea!

Common/ Proper Nouns A common noun is a general name for a person, place, thing or idea. Example- theater A proper noun is a name of a specific person, place, thing or idea. Example- Palace Theater Only proper nouns need to be capitalized, so a big clue is if the noun is capitalized.

Concrete Nouns These nouns are the ones we can visualize. Examples: Table, Rock, Flag, Hairdresser …you can SEE …you can TOUCH …you can TASTE …you can HEAR … you can SMELL

Concrete Nouns have Sight, Touch, Hear, Smell, Taste Leaves- Touch Disturbance- Hear Sour- Taste Stench- Smell Smoke- Sight

Abstract Nouns These nouns are usually ideas or concepts with no clear visual image. …Ideas …Thoughts …Feelings/ Emotions …Concepts Examples- Anger, Happiness, Hope, Love, Intelligence

Think of an image for HOPE Everyone has a different image in mind! These abstract nouns can only be described and imagined. This is why abstract nouns often have symbols to show meaning.