TYPES OF NOUNS

A Noun that indicates a particular thing, person or place. It always remains in capital letter.
e.g. Paris, Dubai, Arthur, Javed, January, Monday, Earth, Britain, Amazon, Titanic, Sony, Samsung etc.

A Noun that indicates a thing, idea, person, animal or place in a class or group. It doesn’t remain in capital letter.
e.g.  book, chair, phone, father, teacher, man, baby, shop, lion, elephant, bird, city, nation, garden, love, anger etc.

A Noun that indicates a collection of people, things, animals etc.
e.g.  herd, group, crowd, class, hospital, bunch, team, colony, family, gang, set etc.

A Noun that indicates a material from which different things are made. It is not counted in numbers.
e.g. water, oil, gold, cotton, rubber, wool, sand, honey, meat, plastic, air, coal, chemical etc.

A Noun that indicates an idea, quality, feeling or concept. They cannot be seen or touched, they can only be experienced.
e.g. love, hate, kindness, truth, danger, courage, beauty, fear, honesty, patience, strength, ability, luck etc.

A Noun that indicates any living or non-living thing. It can easily be seen, touched, tasted, heard or smelled 
e.g. ball, stone, tree, man, bag, dog, gate, egg, frog, bus, train, apple, hotel, milk, piano, salt, sofa, etc.

A Noun that indicates the things which we can count using numbers. They are singular as well as plural. Words like ‘few, many, less, little, much, least, one, two, three etc.’ are used before them
e.g.  car/cars, dog/dogs, book/books, house/houses, man/men, thief/thieves, player/players, paper/papers, bag/bags etc.

A Noun that indicates the things which we cannot count using numbers. They are always singular.   
e.g. water, information, gas, rain, advice, grief, sleep, important, joy, knowledge, magic, luck, moonlight etc.

A Noun that indicates the combination of two or more words. Each Compound Noun acts as a single unit. It can be modified by adjectives or other nouns.
e.g. haircut, cowboy, aircraft, baseball, inland, railway, outdoor, landslide, ice cream, gateway, rainbow, bedroom etc.

A Noun that indicates the possession of something. Generally it is formed by adding apostrophes. They are both singular and plural.
e.g. cat’s, boss’s, Sam’s, Mary’s, people’s, Florida’s, sun’s, one’s, shirt’s, dentist’s, children’s, men’s, visitor’s etc.