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Proper adjectives are formed from proper nouns and modify nouns and pronouns. They are capitalized and derived from names of places, people, things, etc. Common endings for nationalities that form proper adjectives include -ian/-ean/-an, -ic, -ese, -i, -ish. Examples are given such as Italian, Icelandic, Chinese, Iraqi, Danish. A short dialogue demonstrates use of proper adjectives like Mexican, European, Asian, and French. An independent practice section provides examples to identify capitalization of prop

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UDAYAN SHAH

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EN