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What type of noun is childhood

Concrete noun
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Concrete noun

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The noun "childhood" is a compound noun.

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Did you know that the term "childhood" is actually a collective noun? Collective nouns refer to a group of individuals or things, in this case, the collective group of all children during a specific period of their lives. It's fascinating how language categorizes different types of nouns!

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