Q3 In the sentences given below identify nouns and state what type
of noun it is.
1. A dog likes to eat bread.
2. Police have given a grand party to public.
3. The monitor told the class to keep mum.
4. Hari likes to read Indian story always.
5. The Ganga flows from the Himalayas.
6. A Bengal tiger looks great.
7. A man was standing there.
8. Players were playing football.
9. Oranges are a costly fruit.
10. Eggs were broken by a boy.
Answers
- Dog. common noun
- police. common noun
- monitor. common noun
- Hari. proper noun
- Ganga, Himalayas. proper noun
- tiger. common noun
- man. common noun
- players. common noun
- orange. common noun
- egg, boy. common noun
Answer:
The nouns are identified in bold as follows:
1. A dog likes to eat bread.
nouns- Dog- common noun
Bread common noun
2. Police have given a grand party to the public.
police- collective noun, Public - collective noun
3. The monitor told the class to keep mum.
monitor - common noun
Class - collective noun
4. Hari likes to read Indian story always.
Hari - proper noun
Story- common noun
5. The Ganga flows from the Himalayas.
Ganga-Proper noun
Himalaya - proper noun
6. A Bengal tiger looks great.
Bengal tiger - proper noun
7. A man was standing there.
man - common noun
8. Players were playing football.
football - common noun
players - common noun
9. Oranges are a costly fruit.
Oranges - proper noun,
fruit - common noun
10. Eggs were broken by a boy.
Eggs, boy - common nouns
Explanation:
- The noun refers to the most common part of speech that depicts the name of a person, animal, place, thing, idea, action, state or quality.
They are of the following types:
- Proper Noun: A name that solely refers to one specific person, place, or item and has no common name.
- A proper noun usually starts with capital letters when it is written in English.
- Common Noun: A name for something common for many things, persons, or places.
- Collective Noun: A collection or number or group of things or persons.
- Abstract Noun: This refers to untouchable things or ideas such as feelings, emotions etc.
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