Answer:
Metals are malleable, and ductile, have a shiny luster, form metallic bonds, and are superb conductors (to name some properties).
Ex. Copper
Malleable is the ability to be pounded into thin sheets.
Ductile is the ability to be drawn into a thin wire.
Metallic is metal-to-metal bonding.
Nonmetals, however, are not malleable, or ductile, are not good conductors and form covalent and ionic bonds.
Ex. Carbon
Covalent is nonmetal-to-nonmetal bonding.
Ionic is metal-to-nonmetal bonding.
Metalloids
Semiconductors, and are basically metal and nonmetal properties combined. I.E. Has a metallic luster but is brittle (not malleable).
Ex. Sillicon