English Vocabulary

Proper nouns are nouns that you use to name a particular person, place, or thing. A proper noun always begins with a capital letter, no matter where it occurs in a sentence. Paris is the capital of France. I saw Luis this morning. I’ll take a vacation in June.   …

birds of a feather (people who are alike in character or interests) Mia and Ethan seem to get along pretty well. They’re birds of a feather. Recent studies show that people who are birds of a feather make better marriages than those who are not.   – English Vocabulary

  birds and the bees (the fact about sex and reproduction) Some parents never tell their children about the birds and the bees. I will tell you all about the birds and the bees tomorrow.     – English Vocabulary

bird has flown (the person you are looking for has escaped or disappeared) I don’t think you can find him here. The bird has flown. The police surrounded the area in the middle of the night, but the bird had flown.     – English Vocabulary

  Common nouns are nouns that you use to name people or things in general rather than specific ones (e.g., woman, city, dog, money, month). Common Noun Proper Noun state Michigan city New York company Samsung, Sony month February ocean Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean mountain Everest, Denali   Types of …