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a year ago

Proper nouns refer to some specific or unique person, place, animal, object or idea like Paris, PM Modi, etc. while common nouns are used generally like dog, city, etc. Some example of proper and common nouns are given below:

Proper noun –

Mr. Ravi is my Hindi teacher.

Her favourite holiday was in Chin

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New answer posted•a year ago

Can Abstract Nouns Be Used in Plural Form?

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Usually, abstract nouns are not used in the plural form as they refer to uncountable ideas. However, when they are used to refer to different kinds or examples, abstract nouns can be used in the plural form.

Example: The freedoms we enjoy today were hard-won.

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New answer posted•a year ago

What is the abstract noun of ‘Dream’?

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a year ago

The abstract noun of dream is 'Dream' itself. It acts as an abstract noun when it refers to an idea or vision, and not the act of dreaming while sleeping.

For example,

Her dream of becoming a doctor is now fulfilled.

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Can abstract nouns be counted?

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Generally, abstract nouns are uncountable; however, some abstract nouns can be used in the plural form and thus can be counted. These nouns are often referring to different types of the concept.

For example:

She spoke of the many hopes and fears she had. (Countable)

She spoke of her deep love for

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Give 10 examples of Abstract Noun.

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Below are 10 abstract noun examples in a sentence:

1. Justice delayed is justice denied.

2. Bravery is not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it.

3. Anger often leads to regret if not controlled.

4. Peace begins with a smile.

5. One must earn loyalty through trust and respect.

6. Kindness costs not

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<p>Give 10 examples of Abstract Noun.</p>

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<p>Give 10 examples of Abstract Noun.</p>

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What is an abstract noun and examples?

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An abstract noun is an idea, state, quality, or feeling that is intangible in nature. By being intangible, abstract nouns cannot be seen, touched, or physically measured, but can be understood or felt emotionally.

For example, love, anger, beauty, anxiety, happiness, knowledge, wisdom, and hate.

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Give 10 examples of Abstract Noun.

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Asked by Vikrant Kaur
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a year ago

Below are 10 abstract noun examples in a sentence:

1. Justice delayed is justice denied.

2. Bravery is not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it.

3. Anger often leads to regret if not controlled.

4. Peace begins with a smile.

5. One must earn loyalty through trust and respect.

6. Kindness costs not

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What is an abstract noun and examples?

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An abstract noun is an idea, state, quality, or feeling that is intangible in nature. By being intangible, abstract nouns cannot be seen, touched, or physically measured, but can be understood or felt emotionally.

For example, love, anger, beauty, anxiety, happiness, knowledge, wisdom, and hate.

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