- A concrete noun is a noun which can be identifiedthrough one of the five senses (taste, touch, sight,hearing, smell).

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- Generic nouns are nouns whichare part of a generic statement.

- In that thesentence they’re must be a blanket statement orquestion.

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- Possessive nouns are nouns whichpossess something, normally anothernoun

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- Irregular nouns are nouns which don’tfollow a spelling pattern whenpluralized.

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- A noun which cannot be identified using one ofthe five senses (taste, touch, sight, hearing,smelling)

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- Compound nouns are words where two nouns havebeen stuck together to make a new noun.

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- Countable

- Uncountable

- Common nouns are words for people, places orthings that aren’t specific

- Common nouns can becountable or uncountable.

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- A noun which is refers to a group of nouns

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- Proper nouns are the names of specific peopleor places.

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