1. NOUN
The part of speech that is used
to name or identify a
Person, Place, Thing,
and Quality.

3. COMMON NOUN AND PROPER NOUN
 Common Nouns
indicate
Ordinary things
of no particular
emphasis.
 Proper Nouns
name a specific
Person, Group,
Event, Thing, or
Place.

4. ABSTRACT NOUN AND CONCRETE NOUN
 Abstract Nouns
are things which
cannot be
experienced
with the senses,
they are ideas
and concepts.
 Concrete Nouns
are things that
can be
experienced with
the five senses:
you see them,
hear them, smell
them, taste them
and feel them.

5. ANIMATE NOUN AND INANIMATE NOUN
Animate
Nouns
correlative
with the
Pronouns He,
She, and Who.
Inanimate
Nouns with
It, and
Which.

6. ATTRIBUTE NOUN AND COLLECTIVE NOUN
Attribute
Nouns a
quality or
characteristic
of a Person or
Thing.
 Collective Nouns
refer to a group of
things that is
treated as a single
entity. The group
consists of
individual
members, but the
group is seen as
one whole unit.

7. COUNT NOUN AND MASS NOUN
Count Nouns
refer to things
that we can
count.
Mass Nouns
refers to things
that we cannot
count.

8. COMPOUND NOUN AND POSSESIVE NOUN
Compound
Nouns are two
nouns put
together to
make a new
noun.
Possessive
Nouns indicate
ownership or
close
relationship.

9. SINGULAR NOUN AND PLURAL NOUN
Singular
Nouns name
of Person,
Place, Thing
or Idea.
Plural Nouns
name more
than one
Person, Place,
Thing or Idea.

10. DENOMINAL NOUN
A Noun that is formed from
another noun;
usually by
adding a suffix.