What nouns is acting as adjectives or proper Without a television set you spend more time doing things family unit?

Let's break down the nouns in the sentence and see which are acting as adjectives or proper nouns:

* Television - This is a noun, and it's acting as an adjective modifying the noun "set".

* Set - This is a noun, but it's being used as a noun phrase along with "television".

* Time - This is a noun.

* Things - This is a noun.

* Family - This is a noun, and it's acting as an adjective modifying "unit".

* Unit - This is a noun.

Here's a breakdown of the noun acting as an adjective and the proper nouns:

* Noun acting as an adjective: "family" modifies "unit" to describe a specific kind of unit.

* Proper nouns: There are no proper nouns in this sentence.

Let's look at an example of a proper noun:

* "The Smith family went on vacation."

* "Smith" is a proper noun because it refers to a specific family.