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Is note a common or proper noun?

"Note" can be both a common noun and a proper noun, depending on the context:

Common Noun:

* General meaning: A written message, a short piece of music, or a small piece of information.

* Examples:

* "I left a note for you on the table."

* "The composer wrote a beautiful note."

* "Please take note of this important detail."

Proper Noun:

* Specific meaning: When "note" is part of a title or name, it becomes a proper noun.

* Examples:

* "The band played a song called 'Note to Self'."

* "The author's first book was 'A Note of Hope'."

* "I received a message from 'Noteworthy News'."

In summary:

* Common noun: Used to refer to the general concept of a note.

* Proper noun: Used to refer to a specific note with a unique title or identity.

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