In the previous guide, we explained what nouns are and how they are used in English sentences. If you want to review the basics—including the definition of nouns and simple examples—you can read the first part of this series: 10 Most Common English Nouns for Beginners (1).

10 Most Common Nouns for Beginners (2)

1. World

Meaning: The earth and all the people, places, and things on it.

Examples:

The world is very big.

People live all over the world.

I want to travel around the world.

2. School

Meaning: A place where people go to learn.

Examples:

My school is near my house.

Children go to school every day.

I like my English school.

3. Family

Meaning: The people you are related to, like parents, brothers, and sisters.

Examples:

My family is very important to me.

We eat dinner together as a family.

She has a big family.

4. Student

Meaning: A person who is learning, especially in school.

Examples:

I am a student.

The students are in the classroom.

Each student has a book.

5. Group

Meaning: A number of people or things together.

Examples:

We are in a group for the project.

The group is waiting outside.

I joined a new group at school.

6. Country

Meaning: A nation or area of land with its own government.

Examples:

My country is beautiful.

She lives in another country.

There are many countries in the world.

7. Problem

Meaning: Something that is difficult or needs a solution.

Examples:

I have a problem with my phone.

Can you help me with this problem?

The teacher solved the problem.

8. Hand

Meaning: The part of your body at the end of your arm.

Examples:

Raise your hand if you know the answer.

My hand is cold.

She gave me her hand.

9. Part

Meaning: A piece or section of something.

Examples:

This is my favorite part of the movie.

I want to be part of the team.

The car has many parts.

10. Water

Meaning: The clear liquid we drink and use every day.

Examples:

I drink water every morning.

There is water in the glass.

Plants need water to grow.

Tips for Learning New Nouns

Use them in sentences: Try to make your own sentences with each word.

Practise speaking: Say the words out loud to remember them better.

Notice them in real life: Listen and look for these nouns in conversations, books, and signs.

Learning these common nouns will help you talk about your life, your studies, and the world around you. Keep practicing, and your English will get better every day!