Parts Of Speech There are Eight parts of Speech. 1▪︎ Noun 2▪︎ Pronoun 3▪︎ Verb 4▪︎ Preposition 5▪︎ Adjective 6▪︎ Adverb 7▪︎ Interjection 8▪︎ Conjunction
So, In this blog I would explain about Noun & in the upcoming blogs I would definitely cover other parts.
NOUN
Noun is the name of a person, place, animal or things. Ex. Abdullah, Shakku ( person ) Lucknow, Hyderabad (Place)
Lion, Tiger ( Animal ) Book, Chair ( Thing )
There are eight Type of Nouns: 1- Proper noun - Is the particular name of any common noun. Ex. Farah, Amrita, Delhi etc.
2 - Common noun - Are the names given in common to every person, place or thing of the same class or kind.Ex. Boy, City, School etc.
3 - Abstract noun - Are nouns which include action, feelings, states & qualities. We can just feel them , or think of them. Ex. Beauty, Happiness, Education etc.
4 - Concrete noun - Names anything or anyone that you can perceive through your physical senses like touch, taste, sight, hearing or smell. Ex. Names, car, Cottage, etc.
5 - Material noun - Noun that from which thing is made. Ex. Ring is made of gold, book is made of paper, cloth is made up of thread.
6 - Collective noun - Are the names given to a collection of person, place, animal or thing. Ex. Cluster of stars, bunch of Roses, group of people etc.
7 - Countable noun - As its clear from the name itself. Countable nouns are those nouns that Names anything or anyone that you can count. Can have both a singular & plural form. Ex. Five rupees, ten trees, car etc.
8 - Non-countable noun - By reading the heading we can quickly get to know that Non - Countable means that we can't count. It do not have a plural form, and it cannot be counted. Ex. Oil, sand, oxygen, water etc.
To Conclude-
To Conclude, there are basically eight types of Nouns. All the eight types are very important and used widely. Now you are provided with the details of this topic. I hope this article would be helpful to you. If any doubts, you can reach me through comment section, I will get back to you as soon as possible.
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