Different Types of Nouns with pictures

The pronoun "I" is always capitalized.

"I" takes the place of a proper noun and is always capitalized.

nouns names a person, place, or thing

A person

Concrete noun is a physical person, place or thing.

A thing.

Abstract noun is an idea or quality.

An idea.

Proper nouns are always capitalized.

Boston is the name of a city, a proper noun, and always capitalized.

Proper Noun is a specific person, place, thing, or brand name.

Fred and George Weasley, specific people.

Common Noun is a general person, place, or thing.

General thing.

Plural nouns are more than one noun.

More than one.

Singular noun is one noun.

One noun.

dresses

Plural, concrete, and common

glasses

Plural, concrete, and common

Possessive nouns shows possession or ownership.

Shows ownership.

beauty

Singular, abstract, and common

crime

Singular, abstract, common

politeness

Singular, abstract, common

winter's

Singular, abstract, common, and possessive

dog

Singular, concrete, and common noun

Nintendo Wii

Singular, concrete, and proper

Big Mac

Singular, concrete, and proper noun

Michael's

Singular, concrete, proper, and possessive