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A noun that named a particular person, place, thing, or Idea and it is always capitalized
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A noun that named a particular person, place, thing, or Idea and it is always capitalized

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The answer to this question is a proper noun. It is very different from a noun, because a noun names a person place or thing. A POPER noun names a person place or thing. EX: Particular person: Alicia Particular place: Florida Particular thing: Nike Shoes.

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