For each sentence below, write each common noun and each proper noun. Identify each type of noun by writing N or P after each noun. You must label every noun in every sentence as N or P.

The pecan trees bear nuts every other year. It is a chore to pick them up from the ground, but Grandmother's pecan pies make it worthwhile.

Question

For each sentence below, write each common noun and each proper noun.     Identify each type of noun by writing N or P after each noun. You must label every noun in every sentence as N or P.

The pecan trees bear nuts every other year.  It is a chore to pick them up from the ground, but Grandmother's pecan pies make it worthwhile.

anonymous · Answer

p pecan 
n trees
p bears
n nuts
p grandmother

anonymous · Answer

"A proper noun or proper name is a noun representing a unique entity (such as London, Jupiter, John Hunter, or Toyota), as distinguished from a common noun, which represents a class of entities (or nonunique instance[s] of that class)—for example, city, planet, person or corporation)." Given that ginkay seems to be wrong.
pecan trees (n)
year (n)
chore (n)
ground (n)
Grandmother (p) - presumably, b/c it's meant in the sense of ONE particular granny here.
pecan pies (n)