Nouns Flashcards

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What do nouns refer to

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people
places
things
concepts/ideas/emotions

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What are proper nouns

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the names of people, places, countries, organisations.

Normally have a capital at the beginning

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What are common nouns

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other nouns that are not proper nouns

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What are the two types of common noun

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abstract

concrete

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Concrete nouns

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are things which can be seen, touched, sensed by the 5 senses.
they are actual, tangible things

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Abstract nouns

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nouns that express concepts, ideas or emotions

They do not usually have plurals

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Definite article

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The

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Indefinite article

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A

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Countable and non-countable nouns

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countable: dogs

non-countable: frost

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Non-count nouns

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refer to things which exist as a mass or single entirety.

Don’t normally have a plural form

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Noun phrases

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Before the noun there is usually an article

and there are also adjectives included to provide more information about the noun

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What parts of the sentence can a noun be

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Either the subject or the object of a sentence

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Pronouns

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are words which can stand in for nouns, such as:

he, she, it, they

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Possessive pronouns

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show who nouns belong to

e.g. “it’s mine”

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