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00:11 Bismillah Rabbi Zidni Ilma
AOA Welcome to my channel efolkkids
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Today we will discuss Noun
In this video, we will explore?
What will we explore?
00:24 What is a noun?
Example of the noun. So, let’s start
and enjoy our study.
00:31 What is a noun?
A noun is a naming word
Yes
It can name a person,
Place,
Thing,
animal,
or
feeling.
00:49 Some examples
In English
Nouns are often known as
“naming words”

So let’s see some examples

01:44 Naming words of Persons
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Footballer
Student
Teacher
02:30 Naming words of Feelings
Feeling
Joy
Upset
Love
Sad
Angry
03:31 Naming words of Places
Place
Mosque
Bazar
City
Village
Jungle
Playground
Classroom

02:55 Naming words of Things
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Football
Book
mobile
02:07 Naming words of Animals
Elephant
Lion
goat
cat
monkey
Giraffe

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