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Task Overview:
The task is to identify and distinguish between proper nouns and common nouns from the given list of words in the "Help box." Proper nouns are specific names of people, places, or things and are always capitalized. Common nouns are general names for people, places, or things and are not capitalized unless they appear at the beginning of a sentence.
Solution:
#### Step 1: Understand the Definitions
- Proper Nouns: Specific names of people, places, or things (e.g., Akbar, Canada, July).
- Common Nouns: General names for people, places, or things (e.g., Plant, Building, Month).
#### Step 2: Analyze Each Word in the Help Box
We will go through each word in the "Help box" and classify it as either a proper noun or a common noun.
##### Help Box Words:
1. Samsung - Proper noun (specific brand name)
2. July - Proper noun (specific month)
3. Akbar - Proper noun (specific person's name)
4. Rajdhani Express - Proper noun (specific train name)
5. Book - Common noun (general object)
6. Raighat - Proper noun (specific place)
7. Train - Common noun (general mode of transport)
8. Television - Common noun (general electronic device)
9. Bus - Common noun (general mode of transport)
10. Mobile - Common noun (general electronic device)
11. Month - Common noun (general time unit)
12. Narendra Modi - Proper noun (specific person's name)
13. Shanti - Proper noun (specific person's name)
14. Plant - Common noun (general living organism)
15. Movie - Common noun (general form of entertainment)
16. Tenali Raman - Proper noun (specific person's name)
17. Canada - Proper noun (specific country)
18. Cartoon - Common noun (general type of animation)
19. Building - Common noun (general structure)
20. Eiffel Tower - Proper noun (specific landmark)
#### Step 3: Categorize the Words
Now, we will place the words under the correct headings:
##### Proper Nouns:
1. Samsung
2. July
3. Akbar
4. Rajdhani Express
5. Raighat
6. Narendra Modi
7. Shanti
8. Tenali Raman
9. Canada
10. Eiffel Tower
##### Common Nouns:
1. Book
2. Train
3. Television
4. Bus
5. Mobile
6. Month
7. Plant
8. Movie
9. Cartoon
10. Building
Final Answer:
```
Proper Nouns:
1. Samsung
2. July
3. Akbar
4. Rajdhani Express
5. Raighat
6. Narendra Modi
7. Shanti
8. Tenali Raman
9. Canada
10. Eiffel Tower
Common Nouns:
1. Book
2. Train
3. Television
4. Bus
5. Mobile
6. Month
7. Plant
8. Movie
9. Cartoon
10. Building
```
Explanation:
- Proper Nouns: These are specific and unique names, such as brands (Samsung), months (July), historical figures (Akbar), train names (Rajdhani Express), places (Raighat), political leaders (Narendra Modi), personal names (Shanti, Tenali Raman), countries (Canada), and landmarks (Eiffel Tower).
- Common Nouns: These are general terms that describe categories or types, such as objects (Book), modes of transport (Train, Bus), electronic devices (Television, Mobile), time units (Month), living organisms (Plant), forms of entertainment (Movie, Cartoon), and structures (Building).
This classification helps in understanding the difference between specific and general names, which is the core objective of this worksheet.
Final Answer:
\boxed{
\text{Proper Nouns: Samsung, July, Akbar, Rajdhani Express, Raighat, Narendra Modi, Shanti, Tenali Raman, Canada, Eiffel Tower} \\
\text{Common Nouns: Book, Train, Television, Bus, Mobile, Month, Plant, Movie, Cartoon, Building}
}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printables english grammar.