• Re: Countable & uncountable nouns

  I have difficulties in choosing the correct form in some nouns. For example, we'd say: "I have ...
  as a policeman." - countable Should abstract concepts always be uncountable? It's what my teachers
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by simon_phlui 5 yr 284 days ago Nouns

• Abstract idea

  Is the statement bellow sound like an abstract idea? Isn’t "it" exciting to go night cycling? Is it a noun? Are there other words like "it"?
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by solomon_13000 2 yr 25 days ago Nouns

• Abstract idea...

  To put and abstract idea into close-up words, you would use an impersonal description, a general description, or a concret description?
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by sarah_ann_04 5 yr 342 days ago

• Re: Nouns

  1. herd - collective noun 2. cows. - common noun 3. road - concrete 4. while - abstract 5. Amy - proper 6. engine - concrete 7. Peougot 306 - proper 8. weather - concrete 9
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by coloraday 24 days ago Nouns

• Nouns

  reading, writing and speaking are important skills. what are the nouns in that sentance?
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by guest 4 yr 316 days ago Nouns

• Abstract noun

  Hello friends, What is abstract noun and also provide suitable examples for that. Please could any one help me out this. Regards
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by ravi.dv11 255 days ago Nouns, Regards, Abstract Nouns, Relationships, Friendships, Friends

• Re: Adjectives or nouns? Thanks

  English derivational suffix which could be freely added to verb stems to form abstract nouns of action
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by mr wordy 191 days ago Clauses, Nouns, Gerunds, Abstract Nouns, Writing, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Mistakes, Languages

• Re: Is it compulsory to use articles, a, an, and the, with only countable nouns?

  Ant, you mean that even article the is used with countable nouns or the nouns which are acting as countable nouns. Yes, but it can be used with uncountable nouns as well. Countable (along
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by ant_222 1 yr 105 days ago Articles, Nouns, Uncountable Nouns, Countable Nouns

• Nouns

  Underline the common nouns and bold the proper nouns Before Edward could stop his car , Mr. Huang opened the door and jumped out. Please check me. is this right?
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 4 yr 27 days ago Nouns, Underline

• Abstract noun or common noun

  Hello, Is the word "morning" an abstract or common noun? Thanks!
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by calive 173 days ago Nouns
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