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Proper nouns are always
 
  a. general names for things.
  b. particular ideas.
  c. capitalized.
  d. subjects in sentences.

Question 2

A simple sentence can also be called
 
  a. a dependent clause.
  b. an independent clause.
  c. a prepositional phrase.
  d. an individual phrase.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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