85 Proper Nouns List
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Proper nouns, a customized word for a person, a place, or an organization, are completely specific to that person, place, or thing. You should know that your name is also special because there is only one of you who has that name. Without further ado, let’s take a look at the special rules for proper nouns in English.
Regardless, the first letter of a proper noun should always be capitalized, so you should start typing a proper name with a capital letter. There is no exception to this situation, so it doesn’t matter whether the proper name belongs to a person, a month, a company, or a place.
She says she hasn’t loved Alexander since she met him. (If proper nouns were not capitalized, this sentence would be written as “She says she hasn’t loved alexander since she met him.”)
While there are no exceptions to this rule in a grammatically written article, sometimes people ignore this important rule and ignore it to create their own special and modern look. While this is often seen in advertisements and logos, there are also texts where some writers don’t care about this rule. However, you should write proper names in capital letters to reach correct spelling and not make any mistakes.
1.Agatha Christie
2.Alex
3.Amazon
4.April
5.Argentina
6.Asia
7.Atlantic Ocean
8.Berlin Wall
9.Buckingham Palace
10.Burger King
11.Cadillac
12.Central Park Zoo
13.China
14.Coca-Cola
15.Cristiano Ronaldo
16.Daily News
17.Daniel
18.Deadpool
19.December
20.Dolli Crown
21.Dolphins
22.Dr. Morgan
23.Earl Grey
24.Empire State
25.Facebook
26.Ferrari
27.Florida
28.France
29.George
30.George Hagi
31.Germany
32.Google
33.Heidi
34.Herman Miller
35.Hugh Jackman
36.Indonesia
37.Janet
38.Jennifer Lopez
39.Jim
40.Lady Gaga
41.Lake Tahoe
42.London
43.Madrid
44.Maria
45.Maxwell Secondary School
46.Memorial Day
47.Mercedes
48.Mike Bebee
49.Monday
50.Mt. Everest
51.New York
52.Nigerians
53.Nurse Freeman
54.Oreo
55.Paris
56.Pennsylvania
57.Pepsi-Cola
58.Pizza Hut
59.Poppy
60.Quaker Oats
61.Queen
62.Radamel Falcao
63.Rockledge
64.Roman Catholic
65.Russia
66.Russian
67.San Francisco
68.September
69.Simon
70.Spain
71.Sunday
72.Sydney
73.The Godfather
74.The Library of Congress
75.The President
76.Titanic
77.Tom
78.Toyota
79.Tropicana
80.Tuesday
81.Turkey
82.UCLA
83.United Nations
84.War and Peace
85.Wimbledon
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