Identify the proper and common nouns in the following sentences and label them accordingly:

Here are the nouns underlined and identified as proper or common:

a) $\underline{\text{Sheela}}$ took the $\underline{\text{dog}}$ for a $\underline{\text{walk}}$.

• $\underline{\text{Sheela}}$: Proper Noun
• $\underline{\text{dog}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{walk}}$: Common Noun

b) The $\underline{\text{crowd}}$ gathered to watch the $\underline{\text{match}}$.

• $\underline{\text{crowd}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{match}}$: Common Noun

c) There are twenty $\underline{\text{apples}}$ in the $\underline{\text{basket}}$.

• $\underline{\text{apples}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{basket}}$: Common Noun

d) The $\underline{\text{Ganga}}$ is considered to be a holy $\underline{\text{river}}$ by $\underline{\text{Hindus}}$.

• $\underline{\text{Ganga}}$: Proper Noun
• $\underline{\text{river}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{Hindus}}$: Proper Noun

e) $\underline{\text{Karan}}$ loves to eat $\underline{\text{cake}}$.

• $\underline{\text{Karan}}$: Proper Noun
• $\underline{\text{cake}}$: Common Noun

f) These $\underline{\text{pearls}}$ have a beautiful $\underline{\text{lustre}}$.

• $\underline{\text{pearls}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{lustre}}$: Common Noun

g) I met the $\underline{\text{owner}}$ of $\underline{\text{America}}$'s popular $\underline{\text{brand}}$ $\underline{\text{Coach}}$.

• $\underline{\text{owner}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{America}}$: Proper Noun
• $\underline{\text{brand}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{Coach}}$: Proper Noun

h) She is planning a big $\underline{\text{party}}$ in $\underline{\text{December}}$.

• $\underline{\text{party}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{December}}$: Proper Noun

i) $\underline{\text{Riya}}$ bought those $\underline{\text{shoes}}$ for me from $\underline{\text{Paris}}$.

• $\underline{\text{Riya}}$: Proper Noun
• $\underline{\text{shoes}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{Paris}}$: Proper Noun

j) We will vote for $\underline{\text{Zoya}}$ as the $\underline{\text{president}}$ of our $\underline{\text{school}}$'s literary $\underline{\text{club}}$.

• $\underline{\text{Zoya}}$: Proper Noun
• $\underline{\text{president}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{school}}$: Common Noun
• $\underline{\text{club}}$: Common Noun