KIND OF NOUN (NOUN DESCRIPTION)


KINDS OF NOUN:

There are two basis of Noun:

On the basis of caste:
There are five types of noun:
1.      Proper noun
2.      Common noun
3.      Material noun
4.      Collective noun
5.      Abstract noun
On the basis of numbers:
Some grammarians define its two different types. These are as follow:
1.      Countable noun
2.      Uncountable noun
1. Proper Noun: The word which identifies the name of any special person, place and thing, is called proper noun.
E.g: Ram, Mohan, Geeta, Ramayan, Agra, India, etc.
Note:1. Proper Noun is always started with capital letter.
2. Proper Noun has no mistake.
2. Common Noun: The word which identifies the person of a caste or community is called common noun.
E.g:Man, Woman, Boy, Girl, Mountain, Book, Country, Garden, Doctor, Teacher, etc.
        I.            Ram is a Proper Noun but man is a Common Noun.
     II.            Akbar is Proper Noun but king is Common Noun.
3. Material Noun: The word which is used for making new things with itself, is called material noun.
E.g: Wood, Milk, Gold, etc.
4. Collective Noun: The word which includes a group, is called collective noun.
E.g: Army, Team, Nation, Fleet, Herd, etc.
5. Abstract Noun: The word which identifies quality, work and condition, is called abstract noun.
E.g:
       I.            Quality: Honesty, Bravery, Wisdom, etc.
   II.            Action: Thought, Movement, Statement, etc.
III.            State : Youth, Sleep, Sickness, Birth, etc.
1.Countable Noun: The word which can count, is called countable noun.
E.g: Pen, Pencil, Table, Orange, Boy, etc.
2. Uncountable Noun: The word which cannot count.

E.g: Water, Tea, Sugar, Bravery, etc.

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