water is essential to survive identify the noun and the kind of noun
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water is a material noun
It is a material noun. "Water" refers to a physical substance
Explanation:
Is water a common noun?
Dear Anonymous,
Yes, “water” is a common noun (“May I please have a glass of water?”), and is always lowercase unless it starts a sentence. The opposite of a common noun is a proper noun (e.g., Atlantic Ocean, Sofia, India), which indicates a particular person, place, or thing. Proper nouns are always capitalized (unless someone flouts the rules as in e e cummings, a poet).
“Water” is also a concrete noun, because it can be experienced by at least one of our five physical senses (sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch).
It is also a transitive verb (“She watered the lawn yesterday.”).
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What type of noun is ‘water’?
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Water is not common noun .
It is material noun .
But in give me a glass of water, water is common noun .
Common noun has singular and plural forms .
Boy=boys
But water=(no waters).
A drop of water,a bucket of water etc.
There is no change of name.Only water