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Proper Noun

Names of people or places such as your name, your friend's name, your parents' name or the name of your town and country are special naming words. These words are called proper nouns. Special naming words or proper nouns always  always begin with a capital letter.

Example Sentences of Proper Noun

1. My name is Mark.
2. Her name is Sofie.

Common Noun

Common nouns are naming words that are common to people, places, things and animals etc. Common nouns do not define any particular person, place or thing. They are general names. So, they are not capitalized unless they begin a sentence. For example boy, girl, doctor, town, city, dog, car and so on.

Example Sentences of Common Noun

1. Teachers teach in school.
2. Birds live on trees.

Collective Noun

Collective nouns are used to name a group of persons, places, animals or things. A collective noun represents a complete whole. For examples: a library of books, a team of players and a family of four.

Some collective nouns are used to name a group of animals and birds.

1. A flock of sheep.
2. A herd of cattle.

Possessive Noun

A possessive noun is a word that names who or what has or owns something. We add an apostrophe and s ('s) to form the possessive of most singular nouns.

Example Sentences of Possessive Noun

1. This is Bob's skateboard. (Means - The skateboard belongs to Bob)
2. This is Ian's Coat. (Means - The coat belongs to Ian)

Number Noun

Number nouns denote one or many. There are two kinds of number nouns:

1. Singular number noun - It stands for one person, animal, thing or place.
2. Plural number noun - It stands for more than one person, animal, thing or place.