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The nouns (though not all of them) have _____ cases:

• Genitive of measure and partitive genitive

• positional and prepositional  

• common and the genitive

• inflected and non-inflected

• nominative, genitive (possessive) and accusative (objective)

What case of noun has no ending?

• Common

• Adverb

• Phrases

• Case

• Nouns

Nouns that are type of common noun but these nouns refer to group of things, people, animals, ideas, emotions and so on.

• no proper nouns

• only abstract nouns

• Collective nouns

• All of them above

• None of them

Proper nouns refer and give a name to ______ object.

• Unknown

• Prepositional

• Different

• Particular

• Unparticular

The English noun has _______grammatical categories:

• Eighteen

• Two

• Seven

• Seventeen

• Nine

Grammatical categories of the English noun have _______

• Number

• number and fantasy

• Object

• number and case.

• Case

Who speaks of the genitive and the common case.

• H. Sweet

• B. Ilyich, F. Palmer, and E. Morokhovskaya

• H. Whitehall

• R.W. Pence

• O. Jespersen

Plenty of nouns (though not all of them) have two numbers:

• Singular

• Phrases

• singular and plural

• Plural

• How

question>____ is a noun that can be identified through one of the five senses (taste, touch, sight, hearing, or smell).

• Common

• Proper

• Physical nouns

• Concrete

• Abstract

Nouns refer to things that are intangible, such as ideas and emotions

• Abstract nouns

• All of them above

• Concrete nouns

• Mass nouns

• Countable nouns