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Page 1: Chapter 11 Allie Frink 7C. Noun Abstract noun Common noun

Chapter 11Allie Frink 7C

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Noun

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Abstract noun

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Common noun

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Proper noun

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Concrete noun

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Collective noun

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pronoun

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Personal pronoun

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Demonstrative pronoun• The boy was referring to the basketball.

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Reflexive and intensive pronoun

• The runner tripped over a rock.

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Interrogative pronoun

• Why are you crying?

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Common indefinite pronoun

• The pronoun is referring to the basketball.

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Common relative pronoun

• Exercise is something THAT many people enjoy.

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Adjective• Word that is used to modify a noun or

pronoun.

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Demonstrative adjective

• They modify a pronoun.THIS oreo has a bit taken out of it.

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Proper adjective

• Formed from a proper noun.This Thanksgiving dinner is so good.

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Antecedent

If they’re two or more nouns in the sentence it is an antecedent.