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Noun (English Noun, referred to as n.) Is a part of speech and belongs to real words. It means the name of a person, thing, thing, place, or abstract concept. It is divided into proper nouns and common nouns.

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Classification by meaning

Proper noun

Represents the proper name of a specific person, thing, place, group, or organization (the first letter must be capitalized) Example: China (China), Asia (Asia), Beijing (Beijing), the People's Republic Of China (China).

If a proper noun contains a noun phrase, the definite article the must be used. Such as: the Great Wall (Great Wall).

If the first name is plural, it means that the last name is a family (plural meaning). Such as: the Greens .

2. Common nouns

A name for someone, something, something, or an abstract concept. For example: teacher teacher, tea tea, reform reform.

Common nouns can be further divided into five categories:

(1) Individual Nouns: Represents individual people and things. E.g. car, room, fan, photo

(2) Collective Nouns: the name of a group of people or something. E.g. people, family, army, government, group

(3) Compound Nouns: Two or more nouns connected together. E.g. passer-by, brother-in-law

(4) Material Nouns (Material Nouns): Means substances or substances that do not have a certain shape and size. Such as fire (fire), steel (steel), air (air), water (water), milk (milk)

(5) Abstract Nouns: Represents actions, states, qualities or other abstract concepts. Such as labor, health, life, friendship, patience

Sort by countability

Nouns are divided into countable nouns (Countable Nouns) and uncountable nouns (Uncountable Nouns)

Uncountable noun

Uncountable nouns refer to things that cannot be counted by number and cannot be divided into individual concepts, states, qualities, feelings, or material materials; it generally has no plural form, only a singular form, and cannot be preceded by an indefinite article a / an. Abstract nouns, material nouns, and proper nouns are generally uncountable nouns. Such as milk (milk), bread (bread), coffee (coffee) and so on.

Countable noun

A countable noun is a person or thing that can be counted in numbers and can be divided into individuals, so it has a plural form. Such as cup (cup), cat (cat) and so on.