Which sentence contains a proper noun that should be capitalized?

Answer 1

special day

Answer 2

Are there examples given with this? A proper noun would be a name, or a place name. An example would be, "Steve took the train to Chicago." Both Steve and Chicago are proper nouns.

Answer 3

Do I get any sentences to choose from?
I think that for the most part, all proper nouns need to be capitalized. He, he.
If you clarify your question, I'll be back to edit my response in turn.

Oh, if you want an example, here it is: I live in Portugal with my sister. (I don't really live in Portugal, and I don't really have a sister, but there we go.)

Answer 4

You'll have to include the sentences if you want us to choose, but the rule is you capitalize all proper nouns.

Answer 5

Every proper noun should be capitalized because it's stating something more than vague detail and its pretty much more respectful.

Answer 6

I don't see any sentences to choose from. Did you want us to make some up?

In general, capitalize proper names. Such as Susan or Sam. Names of cities, like Detroit or Denver. And names of countries, like Ireland, Denmark.

Answer 7

Meaning...
i think you mean like proper noun as in someones name? may be a sentence like ' Please give the ball to Mary'
^ that's the proper noun?

Answer 8

This one:

Gravy is Kimberly's favorite thing to indulge in.
Kimberly is a proper noun.

Months, days, names, are all proper nouns.

Answer 9

5. Harbor.

Answer 10

My new cat's name is Kitty. I haven't thought of a name yet.