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Lesson 3: Nouns [Abstract, Collective,

            Compound and Appositive]




            An epic is a lengthy poem about heroism and important events.


            [Abstract Noun]

            A bouquet of roses was given to her.

            [Collective Noun]

            She is an editor-in-chief by profession.


            [Compound Noun]

            Tony has visited Tokyo, the capital city of

            Japan. [Noun Appositive]




            Nouns are naming words like Rahul, Silpa, Bangladesh, stone, pain, etc.



            Abstract Nouns denote ideas, qualities, state etc.
                   She gave me some advice.



            Collective nouns are names for a collection of things or a group of people.
                   Sahil called a crew of sailors.



            Compound nouns are words made up of two or more words.
                   She is at the bus stop.



            An appositive is a noun or noun phrase that renames another noun that
            is beside it.

                   A hot-tempered soccer player, Sergio Ramos punched the umpire.





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