Welcome to this tutorial.
Today we're going to talk about concrete nouns.
Let's get started.
Nouns can be concrete or abstract.
Now concrete nouns are tangible and you can experience them with your five senses.
On the other hand abstract nouns refer to intangible things like actions feelings ideals concepts and
qualities.
Have a look at the example over here.
Food is great but love is even greater.
Note the dino food in this sentence is a concrete noun because food is tangible and you can experience
it with your five senses love.
On the other hand it's an abstract noun because it refers to something that is intangible feeling
now a concrete noun is a noun that can be identified through one of the five senses touch sight hearing
smell or taste.
Have a look at the following examples.
Who turned off the TV.
Note that the now TV in the sentence is a concrete noun and in the sentence.
What is that noise.
Note that even though noise can't be touched you can hear it.
So it's a concrete noun now concrete nouns fall into several categories.
Let's have a look at those categories.
A people for example mother friend teacher stranger etc..
B places for example school McDonald's Las Vegas India etc. see things you can touch and see for example
plain cup lamb book etc..
D thinks you can hear for example music noise someone's voice song etc. e thinks you can smell and taste.
For example herbs cookies bread wine etc..