This document provides an overview of common nouns. It defines common nouns as names that can be used for all things of the same kind or class and do not belong especially to one person. Examples of common nouns include child, teacher, man, woman, town, school, house, pen, girl, river, city, college, university, hill, sea, boy, brother, sister, television, and friend. Sentences using common nouns are also given such as "A small boy came out" and "The dirty old man was begging."
This document provides an overview of common nouns. It defines common nouns as names that can be used for all things of the same kind or class and do not belong especially to one person. Examples of common nouns include child, teacher, man, woman, town, school, house, pen, girl, river, city, college, university, hill, sea, boy, brother, sister, television, and friend. Sentences using common nouns are also given such as "A small boy came out" and "The dirty old man was begging."
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This document provides an overview of common nouns. It defines common nouns as names that can be used for all things of the same kind or class and do not belong especially to one person. Examples of common nouns include child, teacher, man, woman, town, school, house, pen, girl, river, city, college, university, hill, sea, boy, brother, sister, television, and friend. Sentences using common nouns are also given such as "A small boy came out" and "The dirty old man was begging."
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