What type of noun is it?

What type of noun is friendship?

Your friendship is really important to me.

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper

What type of noun is herd?

The farmer had a herd of cows.

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper

What type of noun is Dad?

Dad helped me with my homework.

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper

What type of noun is shed?

We keep the garden tools in our shed.

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper

What type of noun is sadness?

She was filled with sadness.

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper

What type of noun is flock?

There was a flock of seagulls overhead.

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper

What type of noun is teeth?

I clean my teeth twice a day.

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper

What type of noun is London?

I live in London.

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper

What type of noun is butterfly?

The beautiful butterfly rested on the flower.

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper

What type of noun is magazine?

Can I take a peek at your magazine, please?

• common

• collective

• abstract

• compound

• proper