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"'''Jesus''' will return to set up His '''kingdom''' on '''Earth'''."

"'''Jesus''' will return to set up His '''kingdom''' on '''Earth'''."

"'''Philosophy''' is of little '''comfort''' to the '''starving'''."

"'''Philosophy''' is of little '''comfort''' to the '''starving'''." (Note that "starving" is a verbal noun, as it is an inflected form of the [[verb]] ''to starve'' that functions as a noun.)

"'''Homosexuality''' is an '''abomination'''."

"'''Homosexuality''' is an '''abomination'''."

A proper noun is a noun that is capitalized. Not all, but most, capitalized words are also proper nouns. The most common exception is the word "I" which is a pronoun.

A proper noun is a noun that is capitalized. Not all, but most, capitalized words are also proper nouns. The most common exception is the word "I" which is a [[pronoun]].

In many languages, nouns have different forms in different [[grammatical case|cases]] to show their relationships to other words in the sentence.

In many languages, nouns have different forms in different [[grammatical case|cases]] to show their relationships to other words in the sentence.