The noun is one of the most basic parts of speech, but did you know that there are many different types of nouns? In this grammar lesson, I’ll show you ten different types of nouns in English. You’ll learn about common nouns, proper nouns, concrete nouns, collective nouns, abstract nouns, and more. I’ll give you examples and then we’ll practice together so you can see if you’ve understood.
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EvelynSALT
Hey
how’s it going ?
try to write ‘I’ instead of ‘i’.
Ehsan Abbasi
It was a good lesson, only i didn’t understand the last part about James or james and Mr. E or Mr. e. What’s the difference can you explain me?
remaurorozo1
The difference is in the spelling. With capitals or not. Because James and Mr. E. are proper nouns, you have to use capitals.
panda7
:) got 07/07. James your description on this topic make me so easier to understand. Thank you so very much !
Annie
Thank you for this superb lesson about nouns. This lesson refreshed my old memory of English grammar about nouns.
Insoo Yeo
Hello Mr.James,
thanks for this interesting lesson.
salt: uncountable noun
James: because it’s a proper noun so the first letter should be capital.
hope to be correct
Aml Mounier
Thank you James for your brilliant and friendly way of teaching
marieK71
Thank You very much James… EXCELENT CLASS !!
verde05
Thanks man! I got 100% of questions right!!
CORREIAJR
My question is he had lived in California since 1995 and he had lived in California since he was a child in both cases there is no comparison of two past actions as i studied from you past perfect is use to compare two past actions then how can be both sentence correct?
Anchalt0071
although I got 10 but actually i feel the lesson is very hard, anyway thank James very much and hope next lesson is shorter
nguyen van long
Hallo James.
-some salt
-James and Mr E.
Thanks a lot for the lesson. It was funny and has helped clarify my some doubts (especially about counting money)
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Maciej123
Thanks James!
knopfler86
Thank you for this interesting video. Very good as usual.
panda7
Thanks so much for the enjoyable teaching
drmahmood59
Thank you James, you are so funny, I like the style of your teaching .
Seif Eldawla
wonderful presentation!!!! Fantastic!!!
Gusutabu
thank you very much James you are the best
Akmal Shukurov
That’s great! I love James’s classes!
Marcia.Lima
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Rasho
Thanks… Very useful
nilsonchagas
Thank you very much for the informative fruitful video. I learnt a lot from you and still craving more. GOD bless you.
AamirAbbo
thank a lot your way in teaching it so fun and good
hasdas
so funny and useful
faridrocky100
thank you James
Ion Petrescu
Thanks, Mr.James. I got 7/7
santhoshpainganamadathil
thanks sir
ismailjaffat59@
7/7
James, thanks for the episode!
Marsius
Cool and easy :)
Brendaalmeida
Thank you!
Mimi Luk
Thank you too!
Bylng
TKS A LOT
MANIOBRERO
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Carlos bouie
Always learning from you james
Carlos bouie
Thanks, James.
Abolfazl Sayyadi
Thank you very much, Mr. James!
Andrey Degtyar
Thanks for the lesson James!
Allex99
when we have to give hyphens for a compound nouns?
Jeneeshr47
I’ll answer by Some salt (uncountable noun) and nouns with capital letters as they are proper nouns.
thank you James for your lessons. they actually are enlightening lessons. thank for sharing with fun!!
Djoulie
I got 7/7 ? Thanku so much James for this wonderful teaching.
Priya3102000
Thanks for your kindness and your effort . I enjoyed spending most of my leisure time in improving my English with you.
Abdulmajeed-Genius
Thanks for this interesting lesson, Sir. I scored 6/7
Kossh
it is a great lesson thank you so much, this lesson refreshed my memory so thanks a lot man
ABDELAZIZ ezohayry
thanks so much
mohmed osman
Thanks, good lesson.
Answer:
1 Please give some salt
2James and Mr. E, are proper nouns
Mariearc
Thank you very much, James, impressive work, you can explain everything absolutely perfect, I even can get your jokes haha, they are really good
JadeHarley
Thank you james if I got ur channel before 4 years,I would came to Canada and visited you ? now its not too late one day I’ll be there to meet you And once again thanks for a girl who recommend ur channel in quora
Charliepeth
For # 1.Please give some salt and for #2. James and Mr. E, are proper nouns.Both with Capital letter.The #2 capital leter is because they are proper nouns.(James and Mr.E)
Thanx James..
Tomuler
The lesson is very interesting.James know very well how to explaing grammar stuff that before i went through, in a very fun and easy to understand way.. Thanx James a lot.
Tomuler
Thanks for the lesson, sir.
Icyflames29
Thanks for the lesson!
Sofianalina
Please give me some salt.
James and Mr. E are friends.
Ehsan Abbasi
100
You got 7 correct out of 7.
:D
Ehsan Abbasi
people have many places to visit, but only one place to return to. It’s time to go home
hoangbao5420
Thank you James! What a wonderful lesson, I got 100/100 and I have learned a lot about nouns from this specific lesson, Thanks again.
Louis Wong
6/7
mine’s date to 22/10/21 from Kazakhstan
take care and stay out of trouble, James
Jannyl
thanks a bunch Sir.
Griguer
Thanks <3 Wonderful lesson!
ijeypi
Thank you Mr. J!
Flavio Rodriguez
7/7
Thanks sir.
Ehsanullah mohsin
For # 1. Please give some salt and for #2. James and Mr. E, are proper nouns.
Kianna Lafon
I have just begun my journey learning grammar and I love your lessons.
krimo-6
Thanks a lot James
You give me a help to learn english
mohmmadhello123
you are an amazing teacher
mohmahbah
1. Please give me (some) salt.
2. James and Mr.E are friends.
Kero-Wagdy
Please give me some salt.
James and Mr. E are friends.
Leyla Alasgar
Thank you 6/7
Ilyass Ft
Thank you!
Hougeclarence
Hi James, its very comprehensive lecture today. i got a 100% score in your given quiz. really its very helpful for me.
zabbas
increible leccion! masterclass
Elis71
Thank you so much
Rajaa bermaki
Thank you very much Mr James.
Aishapdil
I am grateful to you.
akbarkamali1367
thank you so much for your efforts
Youssef Magde Ali
thank you
aimalsafi
James your efforts in teaching English to the students easily and in a fun way are appreciated. Thanks.
Sannia Tahir
It was an excellent explanation of the categories of English nouns. But what about gerunds? The gerunds are so specific to English, and they are nouns. This category of nouns is very confusing for non-native English speakers
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79 COMMENTS
God bless you man, i have learned a lot from you,and i like to learn more,i like the way you shared fun exp when you teaching,?
Hey
how’s it going ?
try to write ‘I’ instead of ‘i’.
It was a good lesson, only i didn’t understand the last part about James or james and Mr. E or Mr. e. What’s the difference can you explain me?
The difference is in the spelling. With capitals or not. Because James and Mr. E. are proper nouns, you have to use capitals.
:) got 07/07. James your description on this topic make me so easier to understand. Thank you so very much !
Thank you for this superb lesson about nouns. This lesson refreshed my old memory of English grammar about nouns.
Hello Mr.James,
thanks for this interesting lesson.
salt: uncountable noun
James: because it’s a proper noun so the first letter should be capital.
hope to be correct
Thank you James for your brilliant and friendly way of teaching
Thank You very much James… EXCELENT CLASS !!
Thanks man! I got 100% of questions right!!
My question is he had lived in California since 1995 and he had lived in California since he was a child in both cases there is no comparison of two past actions as i studied from you past perfect is use to compare two past actions then how can be both sentence correct?
although I got 10 but actually i feel the lesson is very hard, anyway thank James very much and hope next lesson is shorter
Hallo James.
-some salt
-James and Mr E.
Thanks a lot for the lesson. It was funny and has helped clarify my some doubts (especially about counting money)
Vote for James!
Thanks James!
Thank you for this interesting video. Very good as usual.
Thanks so much for the enjoyable teaching
Thank you James, you are so funny, I like the style of your teaching .
wonderful presentation!!!! Fantastic!!!
thank you very much James you are the best
That’s great! I love James’s classes!
Hello….I’d like to brush my speaking up. Is there anyone else who is interested in speaking to me on a regular basis? My whatsapp number is +8801812788727. Thank you. Rasho.
Thanks… Very useful
Thank you very much for the informative fruitful video. I learnt a lot from you and still craving more. GOD bless you.
thank a lot your way in teaching it so fun and good
so funny and useful
thank you James
Thanks, Mr.James. I got 7/7
thanks sir
7/7
James, thanks for the episode!
Cool and easy :)
Thank you!
Thank you too!
TKS A LOT
James you’re the best
Always learning from you james
Thanks, James.
Thank you very much, Mr. James!
Thanks for the lesson James!
when we have to give hyphens for a compound nouns?
I’ll answer by Some salt (uncountable noun) and nouns with capital letters as they are proper nouns.
thank you James for your lessons. they actually are enlightening lessons. thank for sharing with fun!!
I got 7/7 ? Thanku so much James for this wonderful teaching.
Thanks for your kindness and your effort . I enjoyed spending most of my leisure time in improving my English with you.
Thanks for this interesting lesson, Sir. I scored 6/7
it is a great lesson thank you so much, this lesson refreshed my memory so thanks a lot man
thanks so much
Thanks, good lesson.
Answer:
1 Please give some salt
2James and Mr. E, are proper nouns
Thank you very much, James, impressive work, you can explain everything absolutely perfect, I even can get your jokes haha, they are really good
Thank you james if I got ur channel before 4 years,I would came to Canada and visited you ? now its not too late one day I’ll be there to meet you And once again thanks for a girl who recommend ur channel in quora
For # 1.Please give some salt and for #2. James and Mr. E, are proper nouns.Both with Capital letter.The #2 capital leter is because they are proper nouns.(James and Mr.E)
Thanx James..
The lesson is very interesting.James know very well how to explaing grammar stuff that before i went through, in a very fun and easy to understand way.. Thanx James a lot.
Thanks for the lesson, sir.
Thanks for the lesson!
Please give me some salt.
James and Mr. E are friends.
100
You got 7 correct out of 7.
:D
people have many places to visit, but only one place to return to. It’s time to go home
Thank you James! What a wonderful lesson, I got 100/100 and I have learned a lot about nouns from this specific lesson, Thanks again.
6/7
mine’s date to 22/10/21 from Kazakhstan
take care and stay out of trouble, James
thanks a bunch Sir.
Thanks <3 Wonderful lesson!
Thank you Mr. J!
7/7
Thanks sir.
For # 1. Please give some salt and for #2. James and Mr. E, are proper nouns.
I have just begun my journey learning grammar and I love your lessons.
Thanks a lot James
You give me a help to learn english
you are an amazing teacher
1. Please give me (some) salt.
2. James and Mr.E are friends.
Please give me some salt.
James and Mr. E are friends.
Thank you 6/7
Thank you!
Hi James, its very comprehensive lecture today. i got a 100% score in your given quiz. really its very helpful for me.
increible leccion! masterclass
Thank you so much
Thank you very much Mr James.
I am grateful to you.
thank you so much for your efforts
thank you
James your efforts in teaching English to the students easily and in a fun way are appreciated. Thanks.
It was an excellent explanation of the categories of English nouns. But what about gerunds? The gerunds are so specific to English, and they are nouns. This category of nouns is very confusing for non-native English speakers
Got 7/7, it’s fantastic.