English Grammar and Composition -By Boski Jain

                                           THE NOUN   Word ''Noun '' is derived from Latin word '' Nomen '' which means name . Nouns are the words which are used to identify different class of people , place or thing from each other, or to name particular . Basically they are called Naming Words . A name is always required to distinguish one thing from another ,that role is played by Noun . Generally,we give  a name to every class or group of people , place or thing to make things  easy and comfortable for our own selves . Definition : '' The name of  a person ,place ,animal or thing is called Noun .  for eg : cows , letter , India , doctor                                                      KINDS OF NOUN  1.]   Common noun :  General name given to a person ,place ,animal or thing for its identification is    called common noun .  for eg : dog , pencil , umbrella , hospital etc  2.]  Proper noun :  A special nam

                                          SUBJECT  PREDICATE A Sentence is made up of  two parts , one is Subject and another is Predicate . Subject is basically a noun or pronoun about whom or what sentence is about while Predicate tells something more about the subject .  for eg :  Suddenly , He opened the door with a great bang .       question arises - who opened the door ?  and the answer is - He  HE , is a pronoun and answer to question ''who '' , it means he is the doer of the action , and   whom the sentence is about . therefore HE is the Subject . And Predicate is rest of the sentence including verb , which gives us or tells us something more about subject .  Predicate  - opened the door with a great bang .     To make topic more lucid let's practice some brilliant and interesting exercises