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What are some proper concrete nouns?

Here are some examples of proper concrete nouns, categorized by type:

People:

* John Smith: A specific person

* Queen Elizabeth II: A specific ruler

* Albert Einstein: A specific scientist

* Taylor Swift: A specific singer

* The Beatles: A specific band

Places:

* New York City: A specific city

* Mount Everest: A specific mountain

* The Great Wall of China: A specific structure

* The Sahara Desert: A specific desert

* The Amazon Rainforest: A specific forest

Things:

* The Mona Lisa: A specific painting

* The Eiffel Tower: A specific structure

* The Titanic: A specific ship

* The Declaration of Independence: A specific document

* The Star Wars franchise: A specific film series

Organizations:

* Google: A specific company

* The United Nations: A specific international organization

* NASA: A specific government agency

* The Red Cross: A specific charitable organization

* The New York Times: A specific newspaper

Events:

* World War II: A specific historical event

* The Olympics: A specific sporting event

* The Super Bowl: A specific sporting event

* Thanksgiving: A specific holiday

* The Renaissance: A specific historical period

Animals:

* Lassie: A specific dog

* Snowball: A specific cat

* Champ: A specific horse

* Humphrey: A specific elephant

* The Queen Mary: A specific ship (sometimes given a proper noun like a person)

Remember that proper nouns are always capitalized. They refer to specific and unique entities, unlike common nouns that refer to general categories (e.g., city, mountain, painting, company).

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