so Why not Kim asked In all these examples
there is no need fora comma,
which if present is confusing. See also
clarity and
revision.Common noun. Common
nouns refer to objects or people in
general rather than specific names by which individuals are known. A dog might have a name the name is a
proper noun (usually
capitalized, while the word dog is the general, common term applied to the class of animals—a common noun. The distinction between proper and
common nouns depends on their usage at any moment something can be named Dog just as a word we most commonly think of as a name or proper noun
(Baker) can function as a common noun (The baker made bread. See also
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