Sentences with Nouns

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• Sentences with common nouns
• Sentences with proper nouns
• Sentences with concrete nouns
• Sentences with abstract nouns
• Sentences with individual nouns
• Sentences with collective nouns
• How do nouns work in sentences?

The nouns They are a class of words that have the function of identifying entities in a general way. All things, people, animals or places are designated with nouns, which may appear in feminine or masculine form, or in singular or plural form. For example: lamp, plane, thought, people.

In sentences with nouns, these can be accompanied by modifiers, which in turn can be words or constructions of more than one word: the most common of these modifiers is the adjective, which must agree in gender and number with the noun. For example: children little ones / girls little.

The most important distinction of nouns is the one that distinguishes them between common nouns, which refer to entities in their generality (dog house) and proper nouns that refer to one of all in particular (Juan, Spain). 

Another of the typical classifications of nouns is the one that divides them between concrete nouns and abstract nouns: while the former refer to independent concepts perceptible through the senses (tree, balcony), the latter have to do with issues that are perceived through the mind or reasoning (fear, perserverance).

Finally there is the distinction between individual nouns, which designate a single entity (bed, spoon) and collective nouns, which name a group (shoal, herd).

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• Nouns with their adjectives
• Sentences with nouns and adjectives

Sentences with common nouns

1. He resorted to his father to solve the problem.
2. Does not work TV.
3. The people It is understood by talking.
4. In this lifetime you have to plant a tree, type A book and have a son.
5. The teacher got tired of fouls from respect.
6. Beware the dog.
7. The go up from rates will attract investments.
8. You can't vote for that man, with everything what he did!
9. Open the Blinds, nothing is seen in this darkness.
10. Will I accompany you to door?

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Sentences with proper nouns

1. Germany invaded Poland.
2. Finally, Hector ran out job.
3. The President can receive it just the Thursday.
4. Will you come to Greece with me?
5. At summer we visited Cuba with my husband.
6. I call LuisHe said he waits for you in the Burger King of the street Arenales.
7. Personally, I prefer to Messi before ChristianRonaldo.
8. My favorite city of Italy it was Naples.
9. Guido he was injured playing ball.
10. A change in his life meant listening to the records of Pink floyd.

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Sentences with concrete nouns

1. The speakers.
2. You always have to greet the audience.
3. I must leave the pasta.
4. The job it's yours, you start the Monday.
5. Don't jump in the bed.
6. I do not like the games in which there is no ball.
7. There's a truck hindering the bridge.
8. Last night I had a dream that you will not believe.
9. On that trip I met man of my dreams.
10. I need you to fix me stove.

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Sentences with abstract nouns

1. The stress it affects children's performance in school.
2. Our product stands out for its quality.
3. A philosophical discussion is as to whether evil it is innate to the human being.
4. The worst feeling after he left me was anguish.
5. The revenge it is never a good alternative.
6. At school, he always stood out for his beauty.
7. The faith move mountains.
8. Finally, when you least expect it, you will stop feeling that pain.
9. No one can ever feel the love that I feel for you.
10. I think that friendship it is the most important value in the end.

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Sentences with individual nouns

1. I bought one can from tuna for lunch tomorrow.
2. East notebook have leaves too thick.
3. We better take another Street where there is less traffic lights.
4. To what speed you go motorcycle new?
5. I am selling all my furniture before the move.
6. In this school we don't allow those attitudes.
7. We started a training physical based on philosophy Oriental.
8. I sent to fix the keyboard from my computer.
9. The inscriptions they are open for everything public.
10. I still haven't finished the book what we buy in the fair.

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Sentences with collective nouns

1. I don't like to go to concerts where one meets crowd.
2. On the boat we saw a shoal of sardines.
3. We will be staying on the largest island in the archipelago.
4. The battle started when the troop English landed in the port.
5. We can pitch the tent in the following forest.
6. Better get away from that tree, I hear a swarm close and I don't want the bees to sting us.
7. My mare is the most beautiful of the herd.
8. I met my boyfriend at the chorus of the church.
9. The campus Portuguese has already arrived in Moscow to compete against Croatia.
10. All the student body you must pass the final exams.

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How do nouns work in sentences?

Regarding the syntactic aspect, nouns can fulfill different functions:

• As the core of the subject. For example: Me House it is near the river.
• As an indirect modifier term. For example: The objective of course is that they learn.
• As an apposition. For example: Juan my brotherHe is a very good student.
• As a direct object. For example: I want to tell you the truth. 
• As a term for the indirect object. For example: I asked my forgiveness mother. 
• As a term of the circumstantial complement. For example: I fixed the car with tools new.
• As a complement agent. For example: The subject was arrested by the police. 

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