How do I change the word relative from a common noun to a proper noun?
I think what you should do is give an example of a relative.
Aunt Nancy, Grandma Katy, etc.
To change the word "relative" from a common noun to a proper noun, you would need to provide a specific name or title in place of the general term "relative." Here's an explanation of how to do it:
1. Identify the specific person or group you want to refer to as a proper noun. For example, let's say you want to change "relative" to refer to your Aunt Sarah.
2. Replace the word "relative" with the proper noun. In this case, instead of saying "I'm visiting my relative," you would say "I'm visiting my Aunt Sarah."
By substituting the general term with a specific name or title, you make it a proper noun. This helps to explicitly identify the individual or group you are referring to. Remember, a proper noun is capitalized, unlike a common noun.