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Old 28-Mar-2006, 14:33
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Default abstract noun
is nothing an abstract noun?
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Old 28-Mar-2006, 16:40
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Default Re: abstract noun
Abstract noun usually refers to qualities , things we cannot touch/ feel

example: honesty, bravery...
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When it's a noun, it's abstract to me- you can't touch nothing.
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