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grigory [225]
3 years ago
13

Please help question in pic

English
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Alborosie3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Group of concrete nouns is

Library, books, America

Explanation:

Concrete Noun:

Nouns which can be perceived by any one or more of five senses (i.e touch, sight, hearing, taste, smell) are called concrete nouns. In other words things which have a physical existence are called concrete nouns Physical existence does not imply weight and matter only - it can also be light, noise, rainbow etc.

Some obvious examples of concrete nouns are table, room, glass, computer etc.

Opposite to concrete nouns are

Abstract Nouns: These nouns can not be perceived by five senses. They exist only as an idea. e.g wisdom, laziness, beauty etc.

Name of real countries, places, cities are considered concrete nouns. Country/city/town are also concrete nouns so are river, school, college.

Whereas paradise, colleague, angels, life, values, freedom are all abstract nouns.

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