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    A noun is defined as a person, place, or thing and can be categorized based on its form, kind, type, number, and gender. Forms include concrete nouns like table and abstract nouns like freedom. Kinds are proper nouns such as names and common nouns like book. Types comprise countable nouns like door and uncountable nouns like money. Numbers can be singular like house or plural like students. Gender contains masculine, feminine, common, and neuter categories.

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    A noun is defined as a person, place, or thing and can be categorized based on its form, kind, type, number, and gender. Forms include concrete nouns like table and abstract nouns like freedom. Kinds are proper nouns such as names and common nouns like book. Types comprise countable nouns like door and uncountable nouns like money. Numbers can be singular like house or plural like students. Gender contains masculine, feminine, common, and neuter categories.

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    Noun

    NOUN IS THE NAME OF ANY


    PERSON, PLACE, OR THING.
    (WEBSTER’S DICTIONARY )
    Noun can be defined related to:

    1. Forms
    2. Kinds
    3. Types
    4. Numbers
    5. Gender
    1. Forms

    a. Concrete Nouns : Food, Water, Table, computer etc.


    b. Abstract Nouns : Goodness, Freedom, Honesty, etc.
    2. Kinds

    a. Proper Nouns : Mohammad, Chair, etc.


    b. Common Nouns: Car, Book, Radio, etc.
    c. Collective Nouns : People, Audience, etc.
    d. Material Nouns : Gold, Cotton, Steel,etc.
    3. Types

    a. Countable Nouns : bus, door, whiteboard


    b. Uncountable Nouns : sand, butter, money.
    4. Numbers

    a. Singular Nouns : a house, a horse, a university


    b. Plural Nouns: Cats, drivers, students
    5. Gender

    a. Masculine Gender : father, son, nephew


    b. Feminine Gender : fiancée, she-goat, widow
    c. Common Gender : baby, person, child
    d. Neuter Gender : ship, hill, shirt
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