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What a Noun means? A noun is a word used to denote a person, place, or thing. We will see some examples now. Robert, Hussain, Woman, Sister, Tailor-see these words denote a PERSON. Singapore, New York, Boulevard, Garden, City-these words denote a PLACE Television, Car, Computer, Bed, Pen-these words denote a THING The Nouns are of four types: 1. Proper Noun 2. Common Noun 3. Collective Noun 4. Abstract Noun Now I will describe each Noun with examples now. 1. Proper Noun: This noun denotes the name of a specific person or a specific place or a specific country. E.g. David-a particular person New York-a particular place Mexico-a particular county 2. Common Noun: This noun denotes the name given to a specific thing or a specific person or a specific place. E.g. Tree, Chair, Speaker, Rice-specific name given to a THING Sister, Mother, Father, Girl-specific name given to a PERSON Boulevard, Garden, City, Town-specific name given to

Understanding and applying English grammar is an essential part in learning medical transcription. From today, you will get new lessons on English grammar on a daily basis. So read the lessons carefully and understand them. This will be very much helpful to be a medical transcriptionist in the future. Lessons will be updated on a sequential basis. The first lesson introduces about Parts of Speech . Every word in English belongs to a family. The name of that family is called “parts of speech”. There are 10 such families or groups or categories, and every word in English will fall under any of such of these 10 categories. We will see each family one by one now. What are the parts of speech ? 1. Noun. 2. Pronoun 3. Article 4. Auxiliary 5. Verb 6. Adjective 7. Adverb 8. Preposition 9. Conjunction 10. Interjection Every word in English language has one job in a sentence. We should understand this first clearly.  We cannot put any word anywhere as we like