task naun,adjective and verb

 noun,adjective and verb

A.  noun

Noun used to name inanimate objects and living things even abstract objects.
Some examples include a noun, animals, plants, and things do not seem like 
abstract or joy, sadness, genius, angels, God, and much more.

Types of Noun and examples

1. Proper Nouns

Proper noun is nonspecific written with initial capital letters. Noun represent 
specific things for example the person's name, place name, the name of 
the month, the organization, the name of the day, religion, and institutions.

example

1. I live on the Earth.

2. Common Nouns

Common noun is a common noun for example, houses, fields, buildings, 
computers and desks. Common noun is the opposite of a proper noun in 
which the proper noun is a noun that is specific whereas the common 
noun is a common noun.

example

1. Do you know where his house is?

3. Abstract Nouns

This is the opposite of a concrete noun. Abstract noun is a noun that can 
not feel with the five senses. Examples include, honesty, weakness, 
strength, hypocrisy, childish, and ingenuity.

examples

1.  I need to establish justice in this country

4. collective nouns

In the form of a human (people), animals (animals) and an object (things). 
Some specific words usually or always used to make collective nouns.

Example: faculty

B. adjective

Adjective is a word that indicates the nature / circumstances or the number 
of the noun.

Adjective example:

• Handsome

• Busy

• Interesting

C. VERB

Verb is a word that shows action or word that aids help other words, 

so that the word can be a predicate.

Example :

I have a lot of girlfriends

I am working

I was watching a football show