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Concrete nouns are things you can see, hear, touch, smell or taste (e.g. table). Abstract nouns are ideas, emotions, qualities, conditions and events (e.g. happiness). In these worksheets, students classify nouns in a word list as concrete or abstract. Find all of our nouns worksheets, from nouns as a person, place or thing to plural, irregular, collective and abstract nouns. Concrete nouns are the names of things that we can see, touch or taste. Examples are: fruit, basket, book, pen, girl, country, hill, cloud, sky, house, milk, water, sand, oil, hand, clothes etc.All proper nouns and material nouns are concrete nouns.Most common nouns are concrete nouns; but some arent.Common nouns that are used to name things that we can only think of are called abstract nouns.Abstract nouns are the names of feelings, ideas, thoughts, qualities etc. Examples are: beauty, bravery, kindness, joy, happiness, pleasure, pain, courage, freedom, friendship, equality etc.Abstract nouns exerciseAgainst each word on the left, write the corresponding abstract noun.1. Brave -----------------------2. Wise ------------------------3. Kind ------------------------4. Beautiful ------------------------5. Please ------------------------6. Honest ------------------------7. True ------------------------8. Good ------------------------9. Bitter ------------------------10. Clear ------------------------11. Warm ------------------------12. Patient ------------------------13. Fly ------------------------14. Child ------------------------15. Man ------------------------16. Young ------------------------17. Clever ------------------------18. Need ------------------------19. Joyous ------------------------20. Anxious ------------------------Answers1. Brave > Bravery2. Wise > Wisdom3. Kind > Kindness4. Beautiful > Beauty5. Please > Pleasure6. Honest > Honesty7. True > Truth8. Good > Goodness9. Bitter > Bitterness10. Clear > Clarity11. Warm > Warmth12. Patient > Patience13. Fly > Flight14. Child > Childhood15. Man > Manhood16. Young > Youth17. Clever > Clarity18. Need > Necessity19. Joyous > Joy20. Anxious > AnxietySee AlsoEnglish Grammar WorksheetsClass 5 Grammar WorksheetsClass 3 Grammar Worksheets These grammar worksheets help kids learn to recognize and use nouns. A noun is a word for a person, place or thing. Our nouns worksheets also cover plural nouns, common and proper nouns, possessive nouns, collective nouns and abstract nouns. Identifying simple nouns as a person, place or thing Identifying nouns in sentences Completing sentences with nouns Identifying plural nouns Making nouns plural by adding s or es Identifying common and proper nouns Making nouns possessive by adding apostrophe plus s Classifying nouns: person place or thing Writing nouns in your own sentences Capitalize common and proper nouns appropriately Identify singular and plural nouns Making nouns plural by adding s or es Plural nouns: nouns ending in y Plural nouns: nouns ending in a vowel plus y Irregular plural nouns Collective nouns Completing sentences with nouns Classifying nouns as a person, place or thing Nouns as direct objects Countable and uncountable nouns Collective nouns Regular plural nouns Irregular nouns Concrete and abstract nouns Explore In grade 2, students continue to work on the parts of speech they started in grade 1, including identifying nouns. In these nouns worksheets, students read sentences and have to circle the noun in each sentence. Find all of our nouns worksheets, from nouns as a person, place or thing to plural, irregular, collective and abstract nouns. Copyright © 2021 K5 Learning Copyright © 2021 K5 Learning Copyright © 2021 K5 Learning In these grade 2 nouns worksheets, students are given singular nouns and they have to write the plural nouns for each. Students are reminded that we add -es to the plural of singular nouns that end in ch, sh, s, x and z. These worksheets review nouns as a person, place or thing, common and proper nouns, singular and plural forms of nouns, irregular nouns, and collective nouns. All worksheets are free and printable pdf files. Nouns as a person, place or thing - circle the words that are nouns Nouns in sentences - circle the nouns in each sentence Identifying & writing nouns - circle the nouns; write sentences with your own nouns Using nouns - complete the sentences using nouns from a word bank Proper nouns - complete the story with proper nouns Common vs proper nouns - identify common and proper nouns in the sentences Singular vs plural nouns - identify which nouns are singular and which are plural Making nouns plural - add s or es to make the nouns plural Nouns ending in y - Make nouns ending in y plural. Nouns ending in a vowel plus y - Make nouns ending in a vowel plus y plural. Irregular plural nouns - match the singular and plural forms of irregular verbs Using irregular plural nouns - write the plural form of the irregular nouns in sentences Identify collective nouns -identify the collective nouns in the sentences Write collective nouns - complete the sentences with collective nouns

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