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NOUNS
definition : used to name a person, animal, place, thing and abstract ideas.

2. possessive nouns

a noun / pronoun change its form to show that it owns / is closely related to something else.
nouns become possessive by adding a combination of an apostrophe and the letter's.
example : The effect of this legacy gives one of the power to a command a worldwide audience at one's fingertips.

3. proper nouns

with a capital letter such as name of specific person, place or thing, names of day of the weeks, months, historical documents, institutions, organisations, religions, holy text.
example : The most worthy of all hackers is probably the analyzer who at the mere age of seventeen successfully broke into the Pentagon files ( line 4 ).
UK ( line 37 )
Net ( line 5 )
Internet ( line 16 )
Japanese ( line 17 )
Apple Computers ( line 18 )
Taipei ( line 27 )
Chernobyl ( line 27 )
Asia ( line 28 )
Middle East ( line 29 )
Turkey ( line 29 )
South Korea ( line 29 )
Monday ( line 30 )

4. common nouns

5. concrete nouns

when names anything ( or anyone ) that you can perceive through your physical sense ; touch, taste, hearing, see and smell.

6. abstract nouns

which names anything which you can not perceive through your five physical senses.

7. countable nouns

a singular and plural form, and it names anything ( or anyone ) that you can count.
example : The Net too has been linked as a source that has brought about an overall increase in crime all around the world ( line 43 ).
students ( line 3 )
individuals ( line 5 )
causes ( line 10 )
ideas ( line 12 )
banks ( line 31 )
computers ( line 20 )
victims ( line 37 )

8. non - countable nouns

does not have a plural form, and which refers to something that you could ( or would ) not usually count.
example : Besides spreading top - secret information, the Net is also capable of spreading dangerous virus, which can only be detected after damage has been done ( line 25 ).

9. collective nouns

Tuesday, August 10, 2010