How does a concrete noun differ from an abstract noun?

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if a noun I'd abstract it describes something you cannot see , hear , touch , taste , or smell

Wizmer answered Feb 27, 2017

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A concrete noun names something physical, while an abstract noun names something nonphysical.

Shruthi answered Mar 3, 2017

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