verb form of attentive:- Inattentive.

Word family (noun) attention attendant attentiveness ≠ inattentiveness (adjective) attentive ≠ inattentive (verb) attend (adverb) attentively ≠ inattentively.

Use the adjective attentive to describe someone who is alert and paying attention: “Attentive observers of the play used clues given in the first scenes of the play to guess the identity of the murderer.” You probably notice that the word attentive looks a lot like the noun attention.

attention noun [U] (NOTICE) the act of directing the mind to listen, see, or understand; notice: In order to learn anything, you have to pay attention.

When you give something your attention, you’re focusing on it. To be attentive is to be zeroed in on something. Add an -ly and it’s an adverb — doing things attentively shows this kind of mindset.

Popularity is the abstract noun for popular.

Answer. I.e Age is abstract noun of Age.

Smile is an abstract noun if you don’t use it as a verb. Concrete nouns, on the other hand, are those that can be perceived by our senses, or those that are tangible or real. The fact that you see a smile on somebody’s face does not make ‘smile’ a concrete noun.

Honesty is the correct abstract form of the adjective ‘honest’. Honest represents a positive character trait and is used for someone who is sincere. Example: Honesty is the best policy.

The abstract noun of literature is literacy. Literacy is an abstract noun as it denotes a concept: a thing that is intangible.

Concrete nouns are people, places, or things that we can experience with our five senses. The abstract class of noun is the opposite. [In this sentence, the word love functions as an abstract noun because it is a thing that exists beyond the five senses.]

curse is an abstract as well as commmon noun because we can’t see, touch a curse but we can feel it and it is also a common noun because this is a commonly used in our daily life.

Abstract Nouns in Sentences

1. The education of children should be our number one priority.
2. He was willing to sacrifice his job in order to move to Hawaii.
3. Childhood memories are sources of great joy.
4. Music can change a mood or be a creative outlet.
5. Restoration of electric service is important after a natural disaster.

Examples of abstract nouns include liberty, anger, freedom, love, generosity, charity, and democracy. Notice that these nouns express ideas, concepts, or qualities that cannot be seen or experienced. We cannot see, hear, touch, taste, or smell these concepts.

4 Answers. Today and Tomorrow are not capitalized because they are not really names, nor are they proper nouns. They are capitalized only if they appear at the beginning of a sentence, or if you are making a title for some sort of event such as “The Today News”. Otherwise, it is a plain old regular word.