Is the word playing a noun or proper noun?

Answer 1

The word PLAYING is a noun

If it was a proper noun it would be like for example: America, Kelly

it is usually anything that is a specific person, place, or thing

A NOUN

usually names a person, animal, place, thing, and abstract idea

but it's NOT a specific PERSON, PLACE, THING , OR ABSTRACT IDEA.

It's like for example : Dog, School, or poster

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Just thought i would say that:D

Answer 2

We went to see the new play by our local dramatic society.

The children's play was getting aggressive so I took them inside.

Young children like water play.

Answer 3

Yes, the word play can be used as a verb or a noun. The noun play is a singular, common, abstract noun.

The noun play is a theatrical performance; an activity for recreation, such as 'child's play'; or an activity, operation, action of wielding, light fluctuating movement, freedom of movement or display of animals in courtship. Example sentences:

The play bored me to death!

The game seems like play but it actually teaches the children some skills.

There's too much play in the joint which will make it wear out quickly.

Answer 4

The word plays is both a noun (play, plays) and a verb (play, plays, playing, played).

The noun 'plays', the plural form of the noun 'play', is a word for a theatrical performances; the movements of light over surfaces.

Examples:

The plays of Shakespeare are as popular as ever. (noun)

Jimmy plays at the park every afternoon. (verb)

Answer 5

The noun 'play' is a concrete noun as a word for:

• a piece of writing intended to be performed by actors;
• the performance that can be watched and heard;
• the physical movement of something that is not fitted tightly.

The noun play is an abstract noun as a word for:

• activities that are done because they are enjoyable and fun;
• activities that are done for competition.

The word 'play' is also a verb: play, plays, playing, played.

Answer 6

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