No, no, no! I was just giving examples of can/could/will/would : Few examples with the verb would/could/can/will.

Clive “ hi,what is use an abstract noun in a sentence Please tell me an abstract noun. Then I can help you to use it in a sentence. ” Hi Clive I haven't read all the posts in this thread and thus I don't really know what this is all about. "Abstract noun" is a term commonly...

What are the logical questions to ask to identify abstract nouns of quality, state of being, condition, events, ideas, etc...?

Thanks Clive adding some insight, are you saying all abstract nouns of quality are derived from adjectives?

For better understanding of the rules that define. For example, most text says abstract nouns of quality. My question is how does someone identify these abstract nouns of quality through logical questions. You mention -> eg abstract noun of quality - excellence ? what logical question could be asked...

Hi, What are the logical questions to ask to identify abstract nouns of quality, state of being, condition, events, ideas,etc...? I'm not familiar with these terms, and I've never classified nouns in this way. Can you please first provide an example of each category? eg abstract noun of quality...

nouns: environment, percent, summer, way, month Whether the nous are abstract or not is a semantic issue, I suppose. dry, windy, cold: adjectives extremely: adverb ninety-eight: numeral

"Use your five senses. Concrete nouns are nouns that you can experience through a sense, whether its sight, smell, hearing, taste, or touch (or more than one of the above)."

Hi, Don't know. I'd have to think about that. I don't really think of nouns in such categories. What leads you to be interested in these categories? Clive

I am trying to explain how to write ' abstract' for a research paper in class . If you see any mistakes, can I have your comments? First, you have to type the word ' Abstract' in the middle of the page.There sould be doulbe space between abstract and your first sentence. Your abstract...