Is mother a noun or adjective

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Mother is a proper noun or common noun

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Is father and mother'' a common noun

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In a recent post we discussed the differences between a common noun and a proper noun.

In short:

- A common noun is a non-specific person, place or thing.

For example: dog, house, oven

- A proper noun is a specific person, place or thing.

For example: Fido, Burger King, Statue of Liberty

Are there cases, though, where a noun can be both a proper noun and a common noun?

Yes, there are.

When to use a capital letter is tricky, especially when it comes to family nouns, such as mom, dad, aunt, cousin, grandma.

A good tip to work out if the noun is a common or proper noun is to look at the word that comes before it.

If that word is a pronoun or an article, don’t capitalize the noun.

I'' is noun or pronoun

It will be a common noun.

For example:

I love that dog. Will you ask your friend to come play? Her dad likes to play tennis.

If the noun is used as a substitute for the person’s name, you should capitalize the first

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