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“Our city won an award for its flowers.” Change award into an proper noun to take its place.
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“Our city won an award for its flowers.” Change award into an proper noun to take its place.
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A proper noun would just be something like this “Our city won the Nobel prize for its flowers” I hope this helped you :)
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