In our linguistics seminar, we discussed material nouns such as copper, cotton, and mercury to understand how they function in sentences.

In the exercise, she mistakenly wrote plural nouns where singular forms were required.

Linguists often study root-nouns to understand how words evolve.

Linguists often analyze root nouns to understand how suffixes affect meaning.

Linguists analyzed the distribution of post-nouns in several languages to understand how they mark possession and modification.

Teachers often explain why uncount nouns usually do not have plural forms.

In her essay, she analyzed how collective nouns influence verb agreement.

In the grammar workshop, we compared mass nouns with count nouns to clarify their different article usage.

In grammar class, we learned to distinguish concrete nouns from abstract ones by pointing to chairs, apples, and dogs.

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