Concrete Nouns

Subject Explanations:
Nouns / Plural Forms of Nouns
Countable / Uncountable Nouns
Gender of Nouns
Abstract Nouns / Concrete Nouns
Common and Proper Nouns
Noun Clauses

Subject Exercises:
Common vs Proper Nouns Exercise 2
Nouns Exercises 1
Nouns Exercises 2
Plural Forms of Nouns - Plural Forms Video Exercise
Countable Uncountable Nouns / 2
Abstract or Concrete Nouns / 2
Noun / Verb / Adjective / Adverb
Root / Prefix / Suffix 1
Prefixes and Suffixes
Word Formation Exercises 1

Noun Clauses PDF Exercises:
Noun Clauses Exercises / Answers
Reported Speech Worksheet / Answers
Noun Clauses Multiple Choice / Answers
Noun Clauses Test 2 / Answers
A concrete noun is a word that we can detect through our five senses. In other words, they are nouns that can be seen, heard, smelled, tasted or touched.

Examples

My father has just bought a new car.
There are many cats around the tree.
The President made his first trip to Asia.
We have a fantastic teacher.


Concrete Noun Examples


English

Student

Dog

Book

House

Train

Phone

Carpet

School

Bridge

Chef

Stone

Pencil		Turtle

Key

Hat

Brick

Vase

Water

Spear

Fork

Ship

Ball

Cup

Ring

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