(Ali is an appositive noun as it is further describing the subject, her brother) 11. For example, a noun ‘tooth’ is changed into a plural form ‘teeth’.Ī noun that immediately follows another noun to define it further is called an appositive noun. Irregular Nouns are not made by adding ‘s’ or ‘es’ at the end of the word. For example, a regular noun like books can be made plural by simply adding ‘s’ at the end of a word i.e. Regular nouns are easily made plural by simply adding s/es at the end of the word. Plural Nouns (Pens, desks, birds, trees, kites, etc).Singular Nouns (Bird, pen, book, chair,computer, etc).The numbers of nouns are classified into two types i.e. Neuter Gender (Pen, pillow, glass, desk, laptop, etc).Common Gender (Parents, pupils, officers, friends etc).Feminine Nouns (Madam, mother, queen, vixen, witch etc).Masculine Gender (Fox, wizard, father, king etc).Gender nouns are classified into four classes. ( Childhood from child), ( slavery from slave), ( mastery from master), etc. ( Obedience from obey), ( growth from grow). ( Kindness from kind), ( honesty from honest), ( bravery from brave), etc. (here Childhood, Life, and Honesty are abstract nouns) Abstract NounĪn ‘Abstract Noun’ is usually the name of a quality, action or state which cannot be seen or felt. (Steel, Wood and Flour are material nouns) 5. Collective NounsĪ ‘Material Noun’ is the name of that matter, of which other things are made. (Army, Herd, Parliament and Bunch are collective nouns) She has a bunch of grapes on her plate.His uncle Usman is the member of Parliament.The shepherd has taken his herd to the meadow.The name of the same type of person or thing taken together and spoken of as one whole is called a ‘Collective Noun’. (some more uncountable nouns are Milk, Water, Sugar, Salt, oil, rice, hair, etc) 3. (Room and Cage are countable nouns) (b) Uncountable NounĪll the common objects which can be counted are called ‘uncountable common nouns’. (two books), (an umbrella), (six chairs), (two dozen), etc. There are two sub-kinds of common nouns, i.e.Īll the common objects which can be counted are called ‘countable common nouns’. Common NounĪ name which is given in common to every person or thing of the same class or kind is called a ‘Common Noun’. (Mr.Mehmood Hasan, Badshahi Mosque, Salman, and Honda125 are all proper nouns as they begin with a capital letter) 2. It is always begun with a capital letter in writing as The name of some particular person, place, or thing is called a ‘proper noun’. (in the above sentences Rahat, table, and Lahore are nouns) Kinds of Noun A word that is used as the name of a person, an animal, an object, a place, a situation, a quality, or an idea is called a noun.
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