[ Grammar ]
What are the two proper nouns in the following sentence?
Henry is going to Denver next month.
A. Henry, Denver
B. Denver, month
C. Henry, month
D. going, month
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A. had
B. has
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A. Should
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A. ordered
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D. ordering
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Jasmine has received a coupon for a free pizza.
A. Jasmine
B. free pizza
C. a coupon
D. has received