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Proper Nouns vs. Common Nouns

Proper Nouns:

* Specific names of people, places, things, or organizations.

* Always capitalized.

* Unique and refer to one specific entity.

Examples:

* People: John Smith, Queen Elizabeth II

* Places: Paris, Mount Everest, the Amazon River

* Things: iPhone, Mona Lisa, Titanic

* Organizations: Google, NASA, the United Nations

Common Nouns:

* General names of people, places, things, or ideas.

* Not capitalized unless they begin a sentence.

* Refer to a general category, not a specific entity.

Examples:

* People: boy, girl, teacher, student

* Places: city, country, park, beach

* Things: book, car, computer, phone

* Ideas: love, happiness, freedom, justice

10 Common Nouns:

1. Book

2. River

3. Mountain

4. Tree

5. Dog

6. Chair

7. Table

8. House

9. Happiness

10. Love

In summary:

* Proper nouns are specific and capitalized.

* Common nouns are general and not capitalized (unless they begin a sentence).

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