Which underlined word in the sentence is a proper noun? Harry is a fan of Brazilian music. A. music B. Brazilian C. Harry D. fan
\(\color{blue}{\underline{Harry }\\ }\) is a \(\color{blue}{\underline{fan }\\ }\) of \(\color{red}{\underline{Brazilian }\\ }\) \(\color{blue}{\underline{music }\\ }\). fan and music are both common nouns!
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"Brazilian" is an adjective. Harry is a name, so it;s a proper noun.
But acc to your school thing, it can't be both A and D, right ?
All I know is that \(\color{red}{\underline{BOTH~~~A~~~and~~~~D }\\ }\) are \(\color{red}{\underline{COMMON~~~NOUNS }\\ }\).
YW
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