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What is the proper noun in this sentence Later we walked to Oakville market

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Answer 1
Answer: the proper noun is oakville
Answer 2
Answer:

The correct answer is: Oakville.


Explanation:

A proper noun is a PERSON, PLACE, and ORGANIZATIONS.

People, places, and organizations are important so they are capitalized because, they are important.


Examples of a proper noun:

Queen, Walmart, Oakville, Jessie, Football, etc.


I hope this helps you.

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Is the sentence compound, or is it simple with a compound verb? He might walk there with us, or he might ride back with them.

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It is compound, it is two separate ideas

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C.
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A

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