How does a concrete noun differ from an abstract noun?
A concrete noun names something p...
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How does a concrete noun differ from an abstract noun?
A concrete noun names something physical, while an abstract noun names something nonphysical.
A concrete noun names only people and places, while an abstract noun names only things.
A concrete noun names one person, place, or thing, while an abstract noun names more than one.
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