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Definitions from the WebChess - Proper or Common Noun?Description:Chess is generally considered a common noun, referring to the strategic board game played by two individuals on a checkered gameboard. It does not typically refer to a specific person, place, or thing, which would make it a proper noun. Sense 1:Part of Speech: Common Noun Usage: When referring to the game of chess in general. Example Sentence: I enjoy playing chess because it challenges my strategic thinking. Sense 2:Part of Speech: Common Noun Usage: When referring to a specific chess set or board. Example Sentence: The chess pieces were beautifully crafted and made of marble. Sense 3:Part of Speech: Proper Noun Usage: When referring to specific chess tournaments, organizations, or famous players. Example Sentence: Magnus Carlsen is considered one of the greatest chess players of all time. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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