what do mean by noun?? give me examples??
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A noun is a person, place or thing.
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Everyone has given you nouns - which is what you don't want.\n'Mention' is a verb.\n'Caution', 'question', 'motion', 'ration' can be nouns or verbs.
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for noun and adjective?\nVirus is the noun, viral the adjective (like viral infection)
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'It' is not noun but a pronoun. 'It' usually refers to a thing. Read carefully the following examples. "Take the pen and give it to your friend". In this sentence 'it' refers to the pencil (which is a thing i.e. non living). \n\nAnother frequent use of 'it' is found in sentences like "The meteorology (means study of weather conditions) dpartment forcasted that it will be a clear day tomorrow". \n\nA very common use of 'it' is when it is followed by a verb like - is, can, will, etc. 'It is' is used in the begining of sentences like the following sentences. "It is very hot" means temperature of the weather is high. "It is raining" means rain is falling continously. "It is dark outside" means there is little or no light outside the room.
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What are you refering to???
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Actucally No. It can either be a verb or a noun.
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If it modifies a noun
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What do you mean?\n\n\n--- LeeeN
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???? What is that suppose to mean?
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What do you mean? Need more details.
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I think you mean nouns.\n\nLycée  High School\nMusée  Museum\nAthée  Atheist
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? What do you mean....
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What do u mean by tag? be more specific!
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... hhmmmm.... have no idea...  it´s just a good phrase...\n\n=)
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They are tricky, but simple once you change a word or two to put them in different contexts.\n\nOn the first one, yes I do see why it could be correct.\nThe word "MY" is a possessive adjective. A noun comes after the possessive.\nMy house.\nMy car.\nMy Answer.\n\nProbably the word that is confusing you is the -ing (PLAYING). most likely you are thinking this word is a verb when in reality it is not working as a verb. we have here a noun. the complete noun is "Playing loud music". This phrase is a participle phrase functioning as a noun. Try this on for size.\nMy parents don't like my room.\nMy parents don't like my stereo.\nMy parents don't like my music.\nMy parents don't like my playing loud music.\n\nThe second sentence talks about you doing something and your parents not being happy about it. Another way of saying it would be:\nMy parents don't like that I play loud music.\nOnce again, from the word "that" to the period, we are talking about a noun clause. Clause is another word for sentence.\n\nHope it helps
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what the mean'n N a friend liy's w/ N! since'n it dosn't get complicated, trust me when U meet a friend U'll Know their a friend
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A double noun comprises two nouns, which have different meanings when these are used individually and another meaning when used together\n\nSome examples cell phone, man power, box ring, paper mache