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What is the difference between "abstract noun" & "collective noun" ?
Asked by urmila,
05 Aug '11 12:45 pm
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But the modern english grammar prescribed by the NCERT has made these "abstract noun" & "collective noun" obsolate. Now there are three kinds of nouns i.e. "Countable" "Uncountable" and "mass" noun instead of 5 kinds of noun those were known earlieri.e. 1-Common noun 2-Proper noun 3-collective noun 4-material noun 5-abstract noun...............
Answered by pradipta pati, 05 Aug '11 12:58 pm
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Love Hate Fear Jealousy (feeling's) are abstract noun's
girl's sheep soilders teachersare collective noun's (name of group)
Answered by simon waaras, 05 Aug '11 12:49 pm
girl's sheep soilders teachersare collective noun's (name of group)
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An abstract noun is the name we give to an emotion or idea; something which is experienced as an idea and not as something we sense through touch, sight, hearing etc.
For example: doubt, size, history
The name of something or someone that we can experience through our senses, sight, hearing, touch etc.
For example: book, table, dog, teacher
For example: doubt, size, history
The name of something or someone that we can experience through our senses, sight, hearing, touch etc.
For example: book, table, dog, teacher
Source: google search
Answered by anil garg, 05 Aug '11 05:56 pm
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Maaf kar dijiye ab kabhi nahi karenge ---:-(((((((((((((((
Answered by Jaikishan Bulchandani, 05 Aug '11 12:50 pm
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Abstract noun is the word used as the name of a quality, action or state when that quality, action or state is considered as an object
A collective noun is a word used to define a group of objects, where objects can be people, animals, emotions, inanimate things, concepts
Answered by jameel ahmed, 05 Aug '11 12:49 pm
A collective noun is a word used to define a group of objects, where objects can be people, animals, emotions, inanimate things, concepts
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Aconcrete noun names a person, place, or thing that can be perceived by one or more of the
senses (sight, hearing, taste, touch, smell). An abstract noun names an idea, a feeling, a quality,
or a characteristic.
CONCRETE song ABSTRACT loyalty hubcap dishonor dog trust
A collective noun is a word that, even when it is singular, names a group.
COLLECTIVE audience, family, batch, herd, class
EXERCISE A Decide whether each of the following nouns is concrete or abstract. Identify each one by writing CON for concrete or ABS for abstract.
______ 1. locker
______ 2. enthusiasm ...more
Answered by ankit shivam, 05 Aug '11 12:47 pm
senses (sight, hearing, taste, touch, smell). An abstract noun names an idea, a feeling, a quality,
or a characteristic.
CONCRETE song ABSTRACT loyalty hubcap dishonor dog trust
A collective noun is a word that, even when it is singular, names a group.
COLLECTIVE audience, family, batch, herd, class
EXERCISE A Decide whether each of the following nouns is concrete or abstract. Identify each one by writing CON for concrete or ABS for abstract.
______ 1. locker
______ 2. enthusiasm ...more
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