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What is the difference between a Common noun and a proper noun
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What is the difference between a Common noun and a proper noun

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A common noun is any type of noun. Ex girl,but girl proper would be a name let's call the girl Elsa
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A common noun is a regular noun (a person, place, or thing) whereas a proper noun is a SPECIFIC person, place or thing. For example:

the president is a common noun

Barack Obama is a propernoun
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