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ABSTRACT NOUN

An abstract noun is a word that we can’t detect through our five senses. In other words, they
are nouns that can’t be seen, heard, smelled, tasted or touched.

Examples

His bravery was impressive by any standards.


Curiosity often leads to nothing but trouble.
Her beauty makes her famous in the whole school. (beauty is abstract)
What made me successful was my dedication to my work.

Abstract Nouns Table

Love Confidence

Hate Importance

Honesty Intelligence

Bravery Information

Knowledge Dedication

Interest Loyalty

Peace Courage

Pride Freedom

Justice Kindness

Anger Politeness

Curiosity Friendship

Wisdom Trust

Health Happiness
CONCRETE NOUN
A concrete noun is a word that we can detect through our five senses. In other words, they are
nouns that can be seen, heard, smelled, tasted or touched.

Examples

My father has just bought a new car.


There are many cats around the tree.
The President made his first trip to Asia.
We have a fantastic teacher.

Concrete Noun Examples

English Turtle

Student Key

Dog Hat

Book Brick

House Vase

Train Water

Phone Spear

Carpet Fork

School Ship

Bridge Ball

Chef Cup

Stone Ring

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