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

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

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

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

In linguistics class, we analyzed how numerical nouns function differently from other types of nouns.

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

The linguistics handout listed several nouns adjunct and asked us to analyze their roles as modifiers.

During the workshop, she asked the students to underline the bloody nouns to discuss the effect of violent imagery.

Teachers often explain why noncount nouns cannot be made plural by adding an -s.

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