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16 December, 07:46

Define and explain the difference between common nouns and proper nouns (and give an example of each)

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  1. 16 December, 08:03
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    A proper noun names someone, something, or some place, and it's spelled with capital letters.

    A common noun names objects or concepts.

    Explanation:

    Ex.:

    proper nouns: Robert, McDonald's, China, Dallas Cowboys

    common nouns: boy, restaurant, country, sports team
  2. 16 December, 08:17
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    A common noun is a vague individual, spot, or thing. For instance, canine, young lady, and nation are instances of common noun. whereas, proper noun names a particular individual, spot, or thing example : Sydney, Toyota etc.
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