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Compound nouns are essential in English grammar, formed by combining two or more words to create a single noun with a specific meaning. Examples like “toothbrush,” “classroom,” and “mother-in-law” are widely used in everyday communication.

 

Understanding compound nouns improves vocabulary and helps clarify sentence meaning. Learn the three types of compound nouns—closed (e.g., “notebook”), hyphenated (e.g., “self-esteem”), and open (e.g., “ice cream”)—and explore practical examples of compound nouns in use.

 

Mr L's Compound Nouns Study Guide is perfect for students, educators, and English learners as this guide provides clear definitions, rules for forming compound nouns, and exercises to strengthen your grammar skills. Master compound nouns and enhance your writing and speaking today!

 

This booklet includes explanation, comprehension exercises, quiz and answers and it is estimated to last for 2 x 1 hour lessons.

Compound Nouns

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