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Concrete nouns are words that identify things you can see and touch. They can be proper nouns or common nouns.
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Examples of concrete nouns: Proper Nouns: Casablanca, USA, Mr. Martin, Disneyland Common Nouns: hammer, car, coat, walnuts, avocado, dogs, computer, movie, passport
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Abstract nouns are words that identify ideas that you can discuss but you can’t touch.
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Here are examples of of abstract nouns. peace, love, joy, success, sadness, wish, hope, calm, trust, beauty, envy, fear
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Can you find the concrete and abstract nouns in the following sentences?
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Jeff ran up the street and then down the block to go home.
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There are only concrete nouns in this sentence. They are easy to spot because they name people, places or things.
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Janet, on the stage, recites a poem about love.
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Janet, stage, and poem are concrete nouns. Love is an abstract noun.
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The explorer, Ponce de Leon, searched tirelessly for the Fountain of Youth.
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Explorer is a common noun. Ponce de Leon and the Fountain of Youth are both proper nouns. The idea of youth is an abstract noun, but here it is part of a proper noun.
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Mary said, “I know Niagara Falls is in the state of New York.”
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Mary, Niagara Falls, and New York are proper nouns. State is a common noun.
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Because of our hatred, we know the principal very well.
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Because of our hatred, we know the principal very well. You can see the effects of hatred, but the concept cannot be touched like you can a car. It is an abstract noun. Principal is a common noun.
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Love is blind.
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Although the effects of love can be seen and felt. Love is an idea, a state of mind. It is an abstract noun.
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You need intelligence to be a scientist.
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You need intelligence to be a scientist. Intelligence is a state of mind. It is an abstract noun while scientist is a concrete noun.
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The students had no more patience for school work. Everyone wanted to go home.
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The End.
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