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What part of speech is a name?

A name is usually a noun.

Here's why:

* Nouns are words that represent people, places, things, or ideas.

* Names are words that identify specific people, places, or things.

For example:

* John is a name, and it's a noun that represents a person.

* Paris is a name, and it's a noun that represents a place.

* iPhone is a name, and it's a noun that represents a thing.

However, sometimes names can function as other parts of speech depending on context. For example:

* "John is a good student." (John is a noun, the subject of the sentence.)

* "I met John yesterday." (John is a noun, the object of the verb "met".)

* "This is John's book." (John's is a possessive noun, modifying the noun "book".)

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