Have you ever seen a word that looks like a verb but acts like a noun? That’s called a gerund, and it’s more common in English than you might think! Gerunds are words that end in -ing and are formed from verbs. But instead of showing an action like most verbs do, gerunds act like […]
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In this lesson, we will discuss the definition of the common noun and provide you with a comprehensive list of 50 common nouns with examples. A common noun is a type that describes a tribal name for a person, place, or thing. In contrast to proper nouns, common nouns are not capitalized except at the
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In this lesson, we’ll discuss the definition of the proper noun and a comprehensive list of 50 proper nouns with examples. The term ‘noun‘ denotes the naming words, and the proper noun describes the name of any particular person, place, or thing. In contrast to common nouns, proper nouns indicate the proper names. That means
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Abstract Nouns Today, we will mention the top 100 Abstract Nouns list with their other forms (verbs, adjectives, and adverbs) and examples. Sometimes we mistake changing the form of a noun for different formats. Further, we become confused about identifying a part of speech correctly. However, now let us know the definition of an Abstract Noun. Many of us know
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The Adjective is an exciting lesson in English grammar. Do you know why? Because it can modify the other words of the parts of speech or change the meaning of the whole sentence. Adjectives are usually words that depict the qualities of nouns. They add color, depth, and clarity to our sentences by providing more information about
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Conjunction plays a vital role in connecting one word to another word or one clause to another clause. A conjunction mainly connects two similar parts of speech. This is how a noun is joined to another noun or a pronoun; a verb to another verb; an adjective to another adjective; an adverb to another adverb, etc. We’ll learn the Types of Conjunctions in this
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