Identify nouns – with abstract nouns
📘 Key Notes: Identify Nouns – with Abstract Nouns
| 🔹 What is a Noun? |
- A noun is a naming word.
- It names a person 👩, place 🏠, animal 🐶, or thing 📦.
| 🔹 Types of Nouns |
Concrete Nouns – things we can see 👀, touch ✋, hear 👂, smell 👃, or taste 👅.
- Examples: book 📖, dog 🐕, apple 🍎, park 🌳.
Abstract Nouns – things we cannot see or touch.
- They are ideas, feelings, qualities, or states.
- Examples: love ❤️, happiness 😊, anger 😡, honesty 🤝, freedom 🕊️.
| 🔹 How to Recognize Abstract Nouns |
- If it is a thought, feeling, or quality → it’s abstract.
- If it is an object or living thing → it’s concrete.
| 🔹 Examples of Abstract Nouns |
- Feelings: joy, sadness, fear, excitement.
- Qualities: kindness, bravery, honesty.
- Ideas: friendship, knowledge, freedom.
| 🔹 Quick Trick ✨ |
👉 If you can’t touch it, it’s usually an abstract noun.
| 🔹 Practice Sentences |
The dog 🐶 gave me happiness 😊.
- (dog = concrete, happiness = abstract)
Her bravery 💪 won the battle ⚔️.
- (bravery = abstract, battle = concrete)
Love ❤️ is stronger than money 💰.
- (love = abstract, money = concrete)
| ✅ Remember: |
- Concrete = things you can touch.
- Abstract = feelings, ideas, and qualities.
Let’s practice!✒️
