NOUN-ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR all state boards, cbse, icse, and all competitive exams
NOUN
Noun- A noun is the name of person, place, thing, quality, condition and action.
किसी व्यक्ति स्थान ,वस्तु ,गुण ,दशा और कार्यकलाप के नाम को ,नाउन (NOUN) कहते हैं ।
Eg- PERSON. Ram
PLACE. Kolkata
THING. Pen
QUALITY. Honesty
CONDITION. Illness
ACTION. Movement
NOUN is basically of two types -
1. Countable noun
2. Uncountable noun
1. COUNTABLE NOUN
The noun which can be counted is called countable noun. Eg- Veena, girl, class, etc.
- Countable noun can be further divided into three types .
- PROPER NOUN- The noun which denotes a proper person, place or thing. Eg- Robert, Smith, Rajesh, Ram, etc.
- COMMON NOUN- The noun which denotes common person, place or thing. Eg- Man, Woman, Boy, Table, Town, School, etc.
- COLLECTIVE NOUN- The noun which denotes a group of person or other creatures or collection of things. Eg- A crew of sailors, A team of players, a class of students, a fleet of ships, a bunch of flowers, a library of books.
SOME IMPORTANT COLLECTIVE NOUN
1. Crowd of people
2. A herd of cattle
3. A group of students
4. A clusters of stars
5. A gang of robbers
6. A nest of ants
7. A swarm of ants
8. A drove of cattle
9. A series of events
10. A bundle of clothes
11. A flock of birds
12. A troupe of dancers
13. A jury of judges
14. A troop of children
15. A quiver of arrows
16. A suit of rooms
17.A pile of books
18. A peal of laughters
19. A chain of mountains
20. A band of musicians
21. A course of study
22. A volley of shots
23. A volley of arrows
24. A volley of stones
25. A volley of missiles
26. A sheaf of grains
27. A heap of sand
28. A bunch of keys
29. A galaxy of stars
30.A fleet of ships
31. An army of ants
32. A covery of patridges
33. A shoal of fish
34. A choir of singers
35. A herd of swine
36. A stock of clothes
37. A tuft of grass
38. A band of nomads
39. A lock of hair
40. A suit of armor
41. A suit of furniture
42. A stock of coal
43. A string of onions
44. A bevy of ladies
45. A flight of stairs
46.A heap of rubbish
47. A heap of dust
48. A heap of stones
49. A ray of light
50. A pair of socks
51. A brace of pigeons
51. An assembly of listeners
53. An army of soldiers
54. A board of directors
55. A course of lectures
56. A flight of locusts
57. A peal of bell
58. A flock of sheep/goat
59. A delegation of students
60. An association of labourers
61. A litter of puppies
62. A packet or cigarette
63. A squadron of planes
64. A crew of sailors
65. A regiment of soldiers
66. A crew of boatman
67. A tribe of natives
68. A pack of wolves
69. A pack of hounds
70. An assembly of worshipers
71. A board of trustees
72. A board of examiners
73. A brigade of Calvary
74. A brigade of infantry
75. A brigade of artillery
76. A batch of pupils
77. An assembly of representatives
78. A caravan of pilgrims
79. A caravan of merchants
80. A bench of judges
71. A circle of friends
82. A circle of acquaintances
83. A clique of schemers
84. A colony of people
85. A company of actors
86. A company of merchants
87. A concourse of people
88. A conference of preachers
89. A conference of delegates
90. A congregations of piligrims
91. A congregations of worshipers
92. A congress of representatives
93. A congress of delegates
94. A continent of army personnels
95. A continent of boy scouts
96. A corporation of people
97. A corps of volunteers
98. A corps of soldier
99. A council of ministers
100. A councils of advisers
101. A flurry of attentive callers
102. A gang of thieves
103. A gang of convicts
104. A gang of prisoners
105. A gathering of people
106. A guild of tradesman
107. A guild of artisans
108. A horde of barbarians
109. A horde of savages
110. A host of people
111. A mob of rioters
112. A multitude of people
113. A guild of tradesman
114. A muster of troops
115. A panel of judges
116. A panel of juryman
117. A pack of fools
118. A pack of knaves
119. A platoon of musketeers
120. A posse of policemen
121. A procession of people
122. A queue of people
123. A senate of councillors
124. A senate of university members
125. A squad of soldiers drilling
126.A staff of officials
127. A staff of servants
128. A stream of visitors
129. A string of cookies
130. A school of thinkers
131. A school of learned man
132. A syndicate of merchants
133. A syndicate of businessman
134. A team of players
135. A throng of people
136. A train of followers
137. A tribe of aborigines
138. A trouble of dancers
139. A troupe of artisans
140.Union of worker
141. union of trade man
142. A troop of lions
143. A troop of monkeys
144. A train of donkeys
145. A team of horses
146. A team of oxen
147. A Swarm of flies
148. ASwarm of bees
149. Swarm of locusts
150. A stud of ponies
151. A stud of horses
152. A string of Camels
153. A shoal of herrings
154. shoal of fishes
155. A litter ofpuppies
156. A master of peacocks
157. leash of hares
158. Hive of bees
159. A herd of Deer
160. A herd of swine
161. A herd of cattle
162. A shole of fishes
163. A gaggle of geese
164. A flock of sheep
165. A flock of geese
166. A flock of chicken
167. A flight of locusts
168. A flight of insects
169. A herd of cattle
170. A column of ants
171. A Colony of termites
172. A breed of chicken
173. bevy of swans
174. An Army of ants
175.An album of photos
176. An album of stamps
177. An album of snapshot
178. An Alliance of state
179. An Alliance of paths .
180. An anthology of poems
181. An assortment of shops
183. A Bale of cotton
184. A Bale of wood
185. A basket of fruit
186. A Barrage of questions
187. A batch of loaves
188. A battery of gun
189. A battery of light
190. A battery of cameras
191. A beam of raise
192. A block of flats
193. A block of flats
194. A bouquet of flower
195. A bowl of illness
196. A budget of letter
197. A budget of news
198. A bunch of flower
199. A bunch of grapes
200. A bunch of keys
201. A bunch of planting
202. A catalogue of books
203. A cargo of wheat
204. A carillon of wealth
205. A catch of fishes
206. A cavalcade of memory
207. A chain of mountains
208. Achain of events
209. A cloud of dust
210. A cluster of island
211. Acluster of nurse
212. A clutch of eggs
213. A code of laws
213. A column of smoke
214. A commission of enquiry
215. the Commonwealth of nations
216. A consideration of state
217. A consignment of goods
218. constellation of stars
219. AColony of helicopter
220. A frequency of lorries
221. course of lecture
222. A crop of wheat
223. A cellar of wine
224. A cloud of dust
225. A chest of draw
225. A cluster of nuts
226. Commonwealth of nation
227. A consideration of power
228. A consignment of good a
229. A convoy of helicopter
230. A course of events
231. A crop of wheat
232. Fall of snow
233. Fall of rain
234. Family of languages
235. Fleet of car
236. Flight of steps
237. Flight of stairs
238. Forest of trees
239. A gallery of pictures
240. A garland of flower
241. Agroup of islands
242. A Grove of trees
243. A heap of ruins
244. Aheap of sand
245. Ahost of subject
246. A League of power
247. League of States
248. League Of Nations
249. A library of books
250. A mass of cloud
251. Museum of Art
252. pack of playing cards
253. packet of cigarettes
254. A feel of thunder
255. A peal of Bells
256. A range of mountains
257. A range of Hills
258. A rosary of beads
259. A role of chair
260. A round of applause
261. A series of lecture
262. A set of rules
263. A set of tools
264. A shower of arrows
265. A shock of hair
266. A shower of abuses
267. A shower of rain
268. A shower of bullets
269. A species of animals
270. A species of plants
271. A stack of arms
272. A stack of hay
273. A stock of goods
274. A stockpile of gunpowder
275. A storm of protest
276. A string of pearls
277. A string of beads
278. A suit of Apartment
279. A suite of furniture
280. A syllabus of studies
281. A train of Wagons
282. A treasure trove of sunken ships
283. A tuft of hair
284. A tuft of weather
285. A chest of drawer
286. A volley of questions
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