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- 14-Oct-2003, 23:57 #1Anonymous Guest
proper noun Hi there - if the language English and Spanish are used in a sentence, are they consider a proper noun?
example: Sometime Papa Felix told stories in English.
Thank you
fabmichie
- 15-Oct-2003, 02:33 #2
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Yes. English, Spanish and all other languages are proper nouns and are capitalized. Did I answer the question?
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- 16-Oct-2003, 23:15 #3
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Teacher They are still capitalised when they are adjectives:
Spanish leather, etc.
They must be Proper Adjectives.
- 17-Oct-2003, 02:44 #4
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English muffins.
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