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    The document discusses common nouns and proper nouns through examples of sentences using both types of nouns. Common nouns refer to general people, places, things or ideas like "farm workers", "children", "fruits", "book", "class", "moon", "kitchen", "dinner", "team", "flowers", "dog", and "cat". Proper nouns are specific names of people, places, things or titles that begin with capital letters like "Sarah", "Tim", "Florida", "Encyclopedia Brown", "Mr. Sims", "United States", "Aunt Betty", "Thanksgiving", "Coach Jones", "Rover", and "Sandy".

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    The document discusses common nouns and proper nouns through examples of sentences using both types of nouns. Common nouns refer to general people, places, things or ideas like "farm workers", "children", "fruits", "book", "class", "moon", "kitchen", "dinner", "team", "flowers", "dog", and "cat". Proper nouns are specific names of people, places, things or titles that begin with capital letters like "Sarah", "Tim", "Florida", "Encyclopedia Brown", "Mr. Sims", "United States", "Aunt Betty", "Thanksgiving", "Coach Jones", "Rover", and "Sandy".

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    English 4 - No. 2 - Common Nouns and Proper Nouns

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    Common Nouns and

    Proper Nouns
    Farm
    workers
    work
    hard to
    grow
    their
    crops.
    Farm
    workers
    work
    hard to
    grow
    their
    crops.
    The happy
    children,
    Sarah and
    Tim, played
    on the
    playground.
    The happy
    children,
    Sarah and
    Tim, played
    on the
    playground.
    Eat your
    fruits and
    vegetables
    daily.
    Eat your
    fruits and
    vegetables
    daily.
    The sun
    warmed
    the
    coastline
    in
    Florida. .
    The sun
    warmed
    the
    coastline
    in
    Florida.
    The
    interesting
    book about
    Encyclopedia
    Brown
    revealed an
    unsolved
    mystery.
    The
    interesting
    book about
    Encycloped
    ia Brown
    revealed an
    unsolved
    mystery.
    Listen to
    Mr. Sims
    and ask
    good
    questions
    in class.
    Listen to
    Mr.
    Sims
    and ask
    good
    questions
    in class.
    Astronauts
    from the
    United
    States soar
    tirelessly to
    the moon.
    Astronauts
    from the
    United
    States soar
    tirelessly to
    the moon.
    The aroma
    of the
    apple pie
    filled the
    kitchen at
    Aunt
    Betty’s
    house.
    The aroma
    of the
    apple pie
    filled the
    kitchen at
    Aunt
    Betty’s
    house.
    We had a
    delicious
    dinner in
    Thanksgivin
    g Day.
    We had a
    delicious
    dinner in
    Thanksgiving
    Day.
    Coach
    Jones
    appeared
    excited and
    jumped and
    cheered his
    team to
    victory.
    Coach
    Jones
    appeared
    excited and
    jumped and
    cheered his
    team to
    victory.
    The
    beautiful,
    pink
    flowers
    brightened
    the dreary
    room.
    The
    beautiful,
    pink
    flowers
    brightened
    the dreary
    room.
    Rover,
    the dog,
    chased
    Sandy,
    the cat.
    Rover,
    the
    dog,
    chased
    Sandy,
    the cat.

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