• ABSTRACT NOUN

  What is the abstract noun for afraid.
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 319 days ago Nouns, Abstract Nouns

• Classify nouns(countable, common, concrete)

  Help me in classifying nouns : news (common, uncountable, abstract) dust (common, uncountable, concrete) rubbish (common, uncountable, concrete) weather (common, uncountable, abstract
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by nmurugeshan2nev 3 yr 84 days ago Nouns

• Re: could you correct my abstract. Thanks

  process." Normally one would use the nouns "quotations" and "creation" independently and not use them as adjectives, I think. What are the binding rules regarding the usage of nouns as adjectives? What
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by believer 3 yr 327 days ago Nouns

• Re: could you correct my abstract. Thanks

  Hi, What are the rules regarding the use of single nouns to modify other nouns? A noun used ...
  Practical English Usage. He has a long section on 'nouns in groups' that you would find interesting
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by clive 3 yr 326 days ago Nouns

• Re: Nouns

  , field, mountain, star Abstract: not concrete, not objects faith, love, tranquility, difficulty
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by califjim 5 yr 210 days ago

• Re: NOUNS - names of things

  Hi, I wouldn't say that a 'thing' cannot be abstract. eg have you ever heard of the song called " What Is This Thing Called Love ?" Clive
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by clive 2 yr 40 days ago Nouns

• NOUNS - names of things

  are vbeing asked to look at common and proper nouns. If so, I can name seven. I believe "colour" and "nothing" could be abstract nouns: Nature skies fields waters animals minerals
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anil17 2 yr 40 days ago Nouns, Abstract Nouns

• Re: Tips / Grammer / Proof read my dissertation abstract.

  Your capitalization is a problem. Don't capitalize common nouns, like "Television Sets."
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by grammar geek 1 yr 70 days ago Capital Letters, Nouns, Writing

• Nouns

  what are the old time singular nouns and old time plural nouns?
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 290 days ago Plurals, Nouns, Singular Nouns, Singular

• 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 6 yr 40 days ago Nouns
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