Linguistics students often debate how bare nouns function in generic statements.

Students often confuse improper nouns with proper nouns when learning grammar.

The linguistics worksheet required us to mark the nouns numeral in each sentence.

In the old grammar textbook, the term noun substantive proper was used to classify names such as London and Elizabeth.

During the night hike, the conservationists quietly photographed Nouns' glass frog resting on a leaf above the stream.

In the grammar workshop, the students analyzed the nouns substantive proper to understand capitalization rules.

The linguist argued that the gerund's nounal function in the sentence required a different analysis.

She insisted on the nouniest heading for the article, claiming it sounded more authoritative.

This draft sounds nounier than the polished version.

The linguist debated the nouniness of 'run' in that particular construction.