The only common noun in this sentence is the word “citizens”. Common nouns are the names provided to things (lamp, telephone), places (park, grocery store), and animals (cat, dog). Common nouns are general terms to name different things.
Names of countries as well as nationalities are proper nouns, so Canada and French are not common nouns in the sentence provided.
Lennie can't remember things George tells him.
Answer:
Dear ________,
Online studying is giving me headaches. I can't stand the pressure, the deadlines, and the strict teachers! One late assignment and my grade drops. But then again it isn't that bad, I get information off my resources on the web and paraphrasing it in my own words. I hope you're doing much better than me over there, especially since I had a lecture from my teacher about my grades yesterday. I honestly wanna go back to regular in - person school rather than being locked up in the house all day. Write me back when you get this.
Sincerely, ______
Hello!
The verb in this sentence is "became" as it indicates the action of the subject (the defendant), which is what he/she did.
Hope this helps!
