Can you change a common noun to a proper noun?

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Phillip E.
Feb 6, 2016

Yes, if you use the noun to name something.

Explanation:

A proper noun is the name of a person, place or object. Any regular noun can become a proper noun if it is us d to name something.

Here are some examples of a noun being used as a proper noun. We live on planet Earth. I used to own a bag called Bag. I know somebody who's middle name is Ocean.

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