What does the transformation from the common to the proper noun imply? What difference does a name make?


Transformation from the common to the proper noun suggests the identity of a person or thing. It means the condition or character as to who a person or what a thing is. We can recognize a man by his name and easily find him out among other persons. When a person, place or thing is named it becomes a proper noun and it denotes a particular person, place or thing.



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=> What did the writer do with the wonded squirrel?
=> How would Gillu inform that he was hungry ?
=> What prompted the narrator to set Gillu free?
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