LETS TALK ABOUT NOUNS (PART 4)

(A)   ABSTRACT NOUNS.
These are names of things, people and object which cannot be targetable. Are all names of states, events and feelings which cannot be seen by our naked eyes.
For example: Ideas, Advice, Concept, Freedom, Hunger, Anger, Devil God Angels, etc.
(B)   COUNTABLE NOUNS.
These are nouns which can be counted or put in numbers. These nouns normally carry the singular and plural forms.
For example:
                            Singular                                  Plural
                            Cow                                         Cows
                            Man                                        Men
                            Sin                                            Sins
                            Boy                                           Boys
(C)  NON COUNTABLE NOUNS
These are nouns which cannot be counted. Their numbers can be grouped into the versals they are carried. They do not have plural forms. For example: Salt, Water, Sand, Milk etc.
(D) CONCRETE NOUNS
These are nouns which are in form of countable and non countable nouns which are physically existing and tangible. For example: Water, Soil, Sand, Boys, Girls Tables etc} concrete, countable and non countable nouns.

Nouns also can be grouped into one group and still have one name to represent that group. These nouns and names of them are called GROUP NOUNS or COLLECTIVE  NOUNS. These nouns can be also singular and plural ones but they must fallow a certain formula. For example:-
A CHEST of drawers
A CROUD of people
A FLOCK of birds/sheep
A BUNCH of keys/Roses
BEVY of beautiful girls


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