Nouns

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Forms: common, proper, collective, concrete, countable, uncountable, abstract.

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Nouns

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Mr. Prashant bought a new umbrella. If 'Mr. Prashant' is a proper noun, then 'umbrella' is a ___________ noun.

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common

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Countable nouns can be counted; __________ nouns cannot.

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uncountable

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Question type for: 'I have purchased six books.'

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how many?

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Identify the noun in the sentence: 'There were many puppies in the basket.'

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puppies/basket countable

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Oil, juice, milk, rice, tea, sugar, and ink are examples of ______ nouns.

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uncountable

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House is a concrete noun; home is an example of ___________ noun.

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abstract noun

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Choose the abstract noun for 'beautiful'.

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Beauty

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Identify the proper noun: 'Newton was a great scientist.'

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Newton

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Nouns ending in -s, -ss, -sh, -ch, -x add ______ to the singular form.

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es