例句與造句

1. And should it be handled differently in proper and common nouns?
2. Word-final is rare except for ('you'[ singular ] ), loanwords ( mostly of Arabic origin ), and proper and common nouns of foreign origin, and word-final is very rare in Iranian Persian, an exception being ('no').
3. Native Russian words do not begin with ( except for the specific verb " K : 0BL ", " to say the-sound3 ), but many proper and common nouns of non-Russian origin ( including some geographical names in Russia ) beginning with the letter exist : Ytyk-Kyuyol ( + BK : -NQ; L ), Ygyatta ( + 3K0BB0 ), a village and a river in Sakha ( Yakutia ) Republic respectively, or Eulji Mundeok ( + ; LG8 C = 4 >  :  ), a Korean military leader.
4. The citations provided so far to the contrary ( which have been fascinating incidentally ) are from such as a business document dating to the Ur III dynasty, mentioning hursag, which is used as a proper and common noun in later " Ur III cuneiform ", dating later than ca . 2047BC . The " Archaic cuniform " proper noun Kharsag or phonetically gar-sag used on it's own or in variations that the article is about, NEVER uses this word as a common noun and is estimated to date from the reign of Naram-Suen ca . 2254 2218 BC or before.
5. It's difficult to find proper and common nouns in a sentence. 用proper and common nouns造句挺難的