Nouns — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 7 · English Language-Grammar
4 concept maps of Nouns for ICSE Class 7 English Language-Grammar, each also written out as a text outline. Maps: Complete Classification of Nouns.
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Complete Classification of Nouns
The map in words
- NOUNS
- By Type
- Proper
- Specific persons
- Specific places
- Specific things
- Common
- People
- Animals
- Places
- Things
- Collective
- Group of people
- Group of animals
- Group of things
- Abstract
- Ideas
- Qualities
- Emotions
- States
- Proper
- By Countability
- Countable
- Can be counted
- Have plural forms
- Use a/an, many, few
- Uncountable
- Cannot be counted
- No plural forms
- Use much, little
- Countable
- By Perception
- Concrete
- Can see
- Can touch
- Can feel
- Occupy space
- Abstract
- Cannot see
- Cannot touch
- Cannot perceive
- No physical space
- Concrete
- By Type
Overview of Nouns – All Types and Concepts
The map in words
- Nouns
- Types of Nouns
- Proper Noun
- Specific name
- Starts with capital
- Example: India, Riya
- Common Noun
- General name
- Example: city, dog, book
- Collective Noun
- Names a group
- Example: flock, army, team
- Abstract Noun
- Ideas and feelings
- Cannot be touched
- Example: bravery, freedom
- Proper Noun
- Concrete vs Abstract
- Concrete
- Can see and touch
- Occupies space
- Abstract
- Cannot see or touch
- No physical form
- Concrete
- Abstract Noun Formation
- From Adjectives
- brave to bravery
- equal to equality
- From Verbs
- know to knowledge
- arrive to arrival
- From Common Nouns
- child to childhood
- friend to friendship
- From Adjectives
- Countable vs Uncountable
- Countable
- Can be counted
- Has plural form
- Use a an few many
- Uncountable
- Cannot be counted
- No plural form
- Use little much
- Countable
- Collective Nouns
- Animals
- pride of lions
- swarm of bees
- flock of birds
- People
- crew of sailors
- team of players
- troupe of dancers
- Things
- fleet of ships
- library of books
- bunch of flowers
- Animals
- Types of Nouns
A mind map showing the four main types of nouns with their characteristics and examples.
The map in words
- Types of Nouns
- Proper Nouns
- Names specific persons
- Names specific places
- Always capitalized
- Common Nouns
- General person names
- General place names
- Not capitalized
- Collective Nouns
- Groups of people
- Groups of things
- Treated as one unit
- Abstract Nouns
- Ideas and concepts
- Emotions and feelings
- Cannot be seen
- Proper Nouns
Nouns
The map in words
- Nouns
- Definition of a noun
- Kinds of nouns
- Abstract and concrete nouns
- Countables and uncountables
- Formation of abstract nouns
- Collective nouns
- Special noun examples and usage
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