Homework Help: Language Arts

Posted by Paris Howze on Thursday, August 4, 2005 at 11:06pm.

What is a concrete-noun?

Nouns fall into two types -- concrete and abstract:

If the noun represents a person, place, or thing (something you can see or touch or smell or ???), it's considered a concrete noun.

If the noun represents an idea (something you cannot see or touch or smell or ???), it's considered an abstract noun.

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something you can see touch smell or taste? or hear?

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