Question

1. Circle the nouns in the following sentences and write
whether they are proper, common, collective or abstract.
Here is an example.
Ashok has a bunch of keys).
Collective Common
Proper
1. He told us the stories about his childhood.
2. A crowd of people was watching the game.
3. George is known for his honesty.
4. Health is wealth.
5. Give me that pack of cards.
6. My father has bought a new pair of shoes.
7. I saw a herd of cattle grazing in the field.
8. Edward is a strong man.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Questions

1. He told us the stories about his childhood.

2. A crowd of people was watching the game.

3. George is known for his honesty.

4. Health is wealth.

5. Give me that pack of cards.

6. My father has bought a new pair of shoes.

7. I saw a herd of cattle grazing in the field.

8. Edward is a strong man.​

Answer:

1. stories- common noun, childhood- abstract noun

2. a crow of people- collective noun, game- common noun

3. George- proper noun, honesty-abstract noun

4. health- abstract noun, wealth- abstract noun

5. pack of cards- collective noun

6. father-common noun, pair of shoes-collective noun

7. herd of cattle- collective noun, field- common noun

8. Edward- proper noun, man-common noun

Explanation: