1. How nouns function in a sentence

2. What is a noun? A person, place, thing, or an idea
Nouns are often signaled, but not always, by an article (a, an, the)
May be singular or plural
Function as the subject or object in a sentence
When a noun is the subject of a sentence, he/she/it is doing the action of the sentence
When a noun is the object of a sentence, he/she/it is receiving the action of the sentence

3. Examples of nouns Cat Man Tree Belief Love School Judaism Father
Restaurant
House
Stick
Cup
Child
Bus
Effect
Loyalty

4. What are the different types of nouns?
Proper versus common nouns
Proper nouns are capitalized and indicate a specific person, place, thing, or idea
Brittany, the White House, Christianity, etc.
Concrete versus abstract nouns
Concrete nouns are immediate and physical nouns
Tree, stick, cup, person, man, etc.
Abstract nouns are ideas and qualities
Sensationalism, honesty, loyalty, etc.
Pronouns
Replaces or modify a specific noun, usually its antecedent.
He, she, it, this, etc.