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Are industry and agriculture abstract nouns?

That's a great question! Here's the breakdown:

* Industry: Abstract

* Industry refers to a broad concept encompassing a collection of businesses or activities. It's not something you can touch or physically experience.

* Agriculture: Concrete (with some abstract elements)

* Agriculture refers to the practice of farming and cultivating crops and livestock. This is a tangible activity with real, physical aspects.

* However, there are abstract concepts associated with agriculture, such as "sustainability" or "food security," which are not directly tangible.

In summary:

* Industry is primarily an abstract noun because it represents a concept or a general system of activities.

* Agriculture is primarily a concrete noun because it describes a practical and tangible activity.

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