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Is Sunday school a proper adjective?

No, "Sunday school" is not a proper adjective.

Here's why:

* Proper Adjectives: These are adjectives that come from proper nouns (names of specific people, places, or things). They are always capitalized. For example:

* American (from America)

* Shakespearean (from Shakespeare)

* Victorian (from Victoria)

* Sunday School: This phrase is a compound noun, referring to a specific type of school. While it has a specific meaning, it doesn't derive from a proper noun and doesn't need to be capitalized.

Example:

* Incorrect: I went to Sunday School on Sunday.

* Correct: I went to Sunday school on Sunday.

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