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He got into trouble (non-count). He had many trouble (countable). Experience (non-count) is the best teacher. We had many exciting experience (countable) in college.
Frenchman(names for people). Lion(name for animals). factory(name for place). printer(name for objects).
Nouns type
Common nouns name people.places or things that are not specific.
examples
Man ,state,building,cat.
Proper nouns name specific people,places,or things. Abstract nouns name nouns that you cant perceive with you five sense.
Australia .
Love,religion.
Countable noun
The nouns that can be counted are called countable nouns. They have singular and plural forms of their own. examples:
singular a pencil A mango A man An egg plural two pencils Five mangoes Ten men Two eggs
uncountable nouns the nouns that can be counted are called uncountable noun. They do not have plural forms. examples ; Tea ,coffee,wine,wheat. Oxygen,ink,gold. brandy,milk,rice. Air,glass,copper.
Common nouns :
A common nouns is the word used for a class of person,place or thing. Examples : Car Man Town water
Common nouns are further classified into: Abstract nouns Thing you cnnot see or touch. examples; -bravery,joy. collective nouns words to describe groups. Examples: -courtmartial.
Compound nouns
Concrete nouns
Nouns made up of more than one word. Thing you can see or touch.
Examples: -tree,cloud. Non countable nouns(mass nouns) examples:Thing you cannot count. Food ,music.
Proper nouns: A proper nouns is the name of a person,place or thing. A proper noun always starts with a capital letter.
Collective nouns: A collective nouns is the word used for a group of people or things.
Examples: Team Cabinet regiment
Nouns Most nouns Most nouns that end in ch, sh, s, x, or z Most nouns that end in a vowel and y Most nouns that end in a consonant and y Most nouns that end in f orfe
Examples book, books; cup, cups; sprout, sprouts box, boxes; bus, buses; prize, prizes boy, boys; day, days; key, keys baby, babies; country, countries; spy, spies elf, elves; loaf, loaves; thief, thieves
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Certain English nouns change a vowel sound when they become plural. These include goose, geese; man, men; mouse, mice; and tooth, teeth. Some nouns don't change at all when they become plural. These include deer, fish, sheep, and species. A few nouns have plural forms that are left from Old English. These includechild, children and ox, oxen.