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What is the diference between a concrete noun and a abstract noun?

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Well, an abstract noun is an idea... like knowladge..... you cannot touch or feel knowladge. Abstract is an IDEA. Concrete is like it says in the name, it is something touchable and yyou can use your senses on it like your Brother or sister, you can smell them, you can see them, you can flick them in the ear.

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