TYPES OF NOUNS.

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TYPES OF NOUNS

PROPER NOUNS MARK TWAIN Identifies or names a person, place thing, animal or an idea. RABBIT

COMMON NOUNS They refer to general people, places, things and ideas. GIRL

COUNTABLE NOUNS People, places, animals, things or ideas which can be counted.

NON-COUNT NOUNS Words or concepts that we cannot count.

Classify the following nouns into proper, common, countable or non-count nouns DANA MARIA LONDON MAN PANAMA MILK MICHAEL BOTTLE BLOOD TABLE WATER TIGER OCEAN CHEESE ORANGE SUGAR CHAIR