What is the difference between proper noun and common noun?

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Proper nouns refer to specific names of people, places, or things while common nouns refer to general names of people, places, or things.

Proper nouns always start with a capital letter while common nouns do not.
Proper nouns are usually unique while common nouns are not.
Proper nouns can be replaced by a pronoun while common nouns cannot.
Examples of proper nouns include John, London, and Coca-Cola while examples of common nouns include boy, city, and soda.

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First i introduce myself. Like as i am a woman. I am a teacher. My name is Devi. See woman and teacher is a common noun. Because that is the generic name for a person. Common noun describe the generic person things and place. Devi is proper noun. Because it's specific person. Proper noun is the point out the specific person things and place.

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Particular name of any things place etc. Called proper noun ex. India and common noun refers to generic place or thing ex. Country

What is the difference between proper noun and common noun?

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