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Noun

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Nouns are words used to name persons, places, things, or ideas.

Persons: Donna V. Saclet, teacher, author

Places: Puerto Princesa City, island, school

Things: book, flower, soft drink

They include:

1. Common Nouns – which refer to any of a class of persons, places, or things: student, high school, baseball team. They are not capitalized.

2. Proper Nouns – applied to particular persons, places, or things. Eden, Letran College, the Palaweṅos. They are capitalized.

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3. Collective Nouns – applied to a group: club, army, class.

4. Concrete Nouns – things that can be seen, touched, heard, etc.: desk, book, symphony, perfume.

5. Abstract Nouns – which name qualities or ideas: love, fear, beauty.

Compound nouns

Compound nouns are nouns made up of two or more words such as Adam's apple, boot camp, and belly button.