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Noun and types of noun
What is a noun?
Noun is a word that indicates a person, a place, an object, or
even an idea
Example : - late year our neighbors bought a goat
- portia white was an opera singer
 Types of noun

There are many different types of nouns. The

proper noun, the common noun, the countable
noun, the non-countable noun, and the
collective noun.
1. PROPER NOUN

In each of the following sentence, the proper nous are :

- Many people dread Monday mornings
- Abraham appears in the talmud and in the koran
2. Common noun

In each of the following sentence, the common nouns are :

- According to the sign, the nearest town is 60 miles away.
- All the gardens in the neighborhood were invaded by beetles
this summer
3. Concrete noun

The highlighted wors in the following sentences are alll concrete

nouns :
- The judge handed the files to the clerk
- Whenever they take the dog to the beach, it spends hours
clasing waves
4. Abstract noun
The highlighted words in the following sentences are all abstract
nouns :
- Buying the fire extinguisher was an after throught
- Tillie is amused by people who are nostalgic about childhood
- Justice often seems to slip out of our grasp
5. Countable noun

In each of the following sentences, the highlighted word are

countable nouns :
- We painted the table red and the chairs blue
- Since the inherited his aunt’s library, jerome spends every
weekend indexing his books.
6. non-countable noun

The highlighted words in the folowing sentences are non

countable nouns :
- Joseph priestly discovered oxygen
- Oxygen is essential to human life
7. Collective noun

A collective noun is a noun naming a group of things, animal, or

person. You could count the individual members of the group,
but you usually think of the group as whole is generally as one
unit.
Example :- a class of student
- an army of soliders
- a zoo of wild animals
 What is and adjective ?
In the following examples, the highlighted words are adjective :
- The truck shaped balloon floated over the treetops
- Mrs. Morrison papered her kitchen walls with hideous wall
paper
- The coal mines are dark and dank
 What is midwife?

Working with women and families through pregnancy, labour and after birth, a midwife’s
job is unlike most healthcare professions. If you feel strongly about giving great care and
advocating for women and mothers this could be an ideal job for you.
Unlike nursing, you’ll typically care for people who are well rather than sick and will be
part of some of the most important moments of your patients’ lives.
You’ll learn how to manage and care for a normal pregnancy, labour and birth – and what
to do or who to turn to when things deviate from the norm.
This flexible role offers opportunities to specialise or stay general, pursue research
interests or move into teaching – without losing the option to return to clinical practice. You
can work in a variety of settings – which are explained in detail below. Midwives are in demand
but training courses are oversubscribed so you’re likely to need good academic qualifications
and strong evidence of your commitment to caring for others.
You may already have everything that’s required from previous work and study but with
the help of our experts, we’ll show how you can best prepare yourself for the role of a midwife
and boost your chances of getting the right training at the same time.
 A midwife looks after the health of mother and baby during,
before and after pregnancy. Midwives are an essential part of the
birthing process, as a woman needs all the support she can get at
what is possibly the most important and challenging moment in
an entire family’s life. Midwives provide the practical, medical
and human knowledge to deliver babies safely into the world.
They also carry out check-ups on the mother and baby’s health
before and after pregnancy. Midwifery can be split into 3 areas
which are taken care of in 3 separate clinics:
1.Antenatal: care of the unborn child still in the womb.
2.Delivery: care of mother and baby during the actual birthing
process.
Postnatal: care after the baby has been born, in the early weeks
of life.
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