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Calive Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Abstract noun or common noun
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Is the word "morning" an abstract or common noun?
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Is the word "morning" an abstract or common noun?
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I think some would say it can be either concrete or abstract. Many people use the "sense" test. If you can't see it or feel it or smell it, it's abstract.
- I think some would say it can be either concrete or abstract.
- Many people use the "sense" test.
- If you can't see it or feel it or smell it, it's abstract.
- " But common nouns are distinguished from proper nouns, like George Washington or New York City.
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I think some would say it can be either concrete or abstract. Many people use the "sense" test. If you can't see it or feel it or smell it, it's abstract.
Both abstract and concrete nouns are called "common nouns." But common nouns are distinguished from proper nouns, like George Washington or New York City.
Both abstract and concrete nouns are called "common nouns." But common nouns are distinguished from proper nouns, like George Washington or New York City.
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