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.

The linguistics professor demonstrated that a noun clause often replaces a noun phrase in speech and writing.

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.

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