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Abstract Nouns

Words for ideas, feelings and other things that you cannot touch are called abstract nouns. Words for things that you can touch are called concrete nouns.

 

 

Some examples of abstract nouns are:

love

peace

hatred

sympathy

anger

pride

honesty

compassion

courage

loyalty

skill

deceit

beauty

truth

idea

lie

 

 

Some abstract nouns can be formed by adding ness to the adjectives.

Adjectives

Abstract Nouns

kind

kindness

soft

softness

willing

willingness

dark

darkness

sweet

sweetness

forgetful

forgetfulness

friendly

friendliness

lonely

loneliness

dry

dryness

shy

shyness

 

 

Some abstract nouns end in ion.

action

intention

addition

invasion

ambition

promotion

confusion

tradition

decision

repetition

education

submission

 

Some abstract nouns end in y, ty or ity.

jealousy

majesty

courtesy

honesty

robbery

activity

fantasy

eternity

penalty

popularity

poverty

unity

 

 

Videos

Introduction to English Nouns
Concrete Nouns, Abstract Nouns, Possessive Nouns

Vocabulary - Abstract Irregular Nouns
This tutorial covers abstract irregular nouns. It is useful to help prepare for the TOEIC, TEPS, or TOEFL tests.

 

 

 

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