Posted by Lisa on Tuesday, December 11, 2007 at 9:05pm.
You're absolutely right about the first sentence. Although October is usually a noun, it's used as a proper adjective in this sentence.
The same is true in the second sentence. Lunchroom is used as an adjective, modifying line.
Good thinking!! :-)
Thanks Sue...
so for clarification, on a sheet where common and proper nouns are supposed to be circled and marked, I would not circle October or lunchroom?
You're welcome.
No. Since they are used as adjectives, do not circle them as nouns.
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