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Nouns: Common vs Proper

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Grade 2 noun basics

by Pratima Singh
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Q1: Which is a proper noun?

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Q2: Which is a common noun?

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Q3: In the sentence, which word is a proper noun? "The Eiffel Tower sparkles at night."

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Q4: Which of these is a common noun?

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Q5: Which word is a proper noun?

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Q6: Which word is a proper noun in this sentence? "I visited Paris last summer."

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Q7: Which is a common noun?

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Q8: In "Mimi loves dogs", which is a common noun?

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Q9: Which is a proper noun?

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Q10: Which option contains only common nouns?

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Proper nouns are specific names; Paris is a specific place.

Common nouns name general items; dog is a general noun.

The Eiffel Tower is a specific name, hence a proper noun.

City is a general place name, not a specific one.

Sarah is a specific person's name, a proper noun.

Paris is a specific place name; proper noun.

Teacher is a general job title, a common noun.

Dogs is a general animal term, a common noun.

Mount Everest is a specific mountain name, a proper noun.

Common nouns are generic; proper nouns include names like Sarah, Paris, Eiffel Tower.

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