Hi, "He was moral." And there i've used an abstract noun...i think . Actually, 'moral' is considered an adjective here. Just like 'red' is an adjective in 'The car is red'. I understand your

That is certainly part of the name stock from which ... by Kylie Minogue, of course) Destiny (Destanie etc.) (abstract noun) It is my theory that the popularity of names given by white American mothers can be directly linked to the ... for a

That is certainly part of the name stock from which such names are drawn, but by no means the whole ... (region in France; doesn't match your pattern b) Kylie (popularised by Kylie Minogue, of course) Destiny (Destanie etc.) (abstract noun) It

(re 'Sidney' as a girl's name) Withycombe's Oxford Dictionary of English Christian Names , ... not uncommon in Ireland, and relates probably it to 'Sidony'/'Sidonia'/'Sindonia'. Well, that's not too

I see nobody's bothered to answer your questions. It does smell of a homework assignment, which is probably why you didn't get useful responses. 1) .. Queen Elisabeth and .. Duke of Edinburgh have invited .. King of Belgium and .. Queen