Common nouns are general names for a person, place, or thing and are not capitalized unless they start a sentence. In the sentence "Shakespeare's plays have delighted audiences for centuries," the common nouns are:

1. **plays** - refers to literary works and is not a specific title.
2. **audiences** - refers to groups of people who watch performances, again not specific to any one group.
3. **centuries** - refers to a period of time and is not a specific century.

So, the common nouns in the sentence are "plays," "audiences," and "centuries."

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Common nouns are general names for a person, place, or thing and are not capitalized unless they start a sentence. In the sentence "Shakespeare's plays have delighted audiences for centuries," the common nouns are:

1. **plays** - refers to literary works and is not a specific title.
2. **audiences** - refers to groups of people who watch performances, again not specific to any one group.
3. **centuries** - refers to a period of time and is not a specific century.

So, the common nouns in the sentence are "plays," "audiences," and "centuries."

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Common nouns are general names for a person, place, or thing and are not capitalized unless they start a sentence. In the sentence "Shakespeare's plays have delighted audiences for centuries," the common nouns are:

1. **plays** - refers to literary works and is not a specific title.
2. **audiences** - refers to groups of people who watch performances, again not specific to any one group.
3. **centuries** - refers to a period of time and is not a specific century.

So, the common nouns in the sentence are "plays," "audiences," and "centuries."

Which words from this sentence are common nouns?Shakespeare's plays have delighted audiences for centuries.

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Which words from this sentence are common nouns?

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