Kinds of Noun

There are eight kinds of noun.

  1. Common Noun
  2. Proper Noun
  3. Collective Noun
  4. Material Noun
  5. Abstract Noun
  6. Dominitive Noun
  7. Compound Noun
  8. Gerund Nound
Common Noun

Commoun noun is used for general names to all of persons, things, places or animals.

Examample: boy (person), pen (thing), school (place), duck (animal)

Proper Noun

A proper noun is the name of a particular person, place or thing.

Example: Saleem (person), Karachi (place), Table (thing).

Note: Proper noun is always written with a capital letter at the beginning of the word.

Collective Noun

The names given to a group of noun to identify them as a whole is called noun.

Example: army, bundle, dozen etc.

Material Noun

The name given to the agricultural or mineral things are called material noun.

Example: clay, wood, gold, silver etc.

Dominitive Noun

The noun which shows the affectioness or hate of a noun is called dominitive noun.
A dominitive noun is used with "let" or "ling" at the end of the noun.

Example:

NounDominitive
monkeymonkeylet
duckduckling
Compound Noun

The name of any thing which is spoken in more them one word is called compound noun.

Example: father-in-law, bedroom, dinning table, classroom etc.

Gerund Noun

Gerund is a verbal noun which made by adding "ing" at the end of the verb, it is used to subject or object in the sentence.

Example:
Swimming is easy.
I hate smoking.




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