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EricHiggin on 17 October 2018
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RolStoppable said:
EricHiggin said:

I initially wrote pronoun actually, then realized based on the context of how it was presented I was incorrect, it was being used as a noun.

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Since this thread has already run its course, there's no harm in me asking in which context the word "it" can be a noun.

Can the word “it” be a noun?

It is possible for the word it to be a noun if it is used as the proper name for something. For example, there is a novel called “It” that was written by Stephen King. In this context, the word “It” acts as a proper name for the book. Likewise, if you call someone the name “It” you are using a proper noun. In both cases the word “it” should have a capital letter because you are using a proper noun.

https://www.vappingo.com/word-blog/is-the-word-it-a-noun/



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