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    This document discusses the difference between common and proper nouns, with examples of each. Common nouns refer to general people, places, or things like "park", "cat", and "book", while proper nouns specify a unique person, place, or thing like "Lincoln", "November", or a name like "Mrs. Darr".

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    This document discusses the difference between common and proper nouns, with examples of each. Common nouns refer to general people, places, or things like "park", "cat", and "book", while proper nouns specify a unique person, place, or thing like "Lincoln", "November", or a name like "Mrs. Darr".

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    Common and Proper

    Nouns
    Common
    Nouns
    Proper
    Nouns
    I like to go to the
    park.
    I go to Lincoln
    Elementary.
    I have an orange cat.
    It is November.
    The book is good.
    Jack and Annie went on
    an fun adventure.
    My first grade teacher is
    Mrs. Darr.
    Proper: Common:

    kids

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