Cooper’s office is ten miles away from his home.

Common nouns indicates common name,person and place.

Common noun are not captalized.

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

Choice A is incorrect. "Ten" is a number, not a common noun. It represents a quantity, like ten pencils. "Cooper" is a proper noun when referring to someone’s name.

ten, cooper

Choice B is incorrect because "from" is a preposition, not a common noun like "dog" or "tree". "Office" is a common noun, but "from" isn’t. Common nouns are names for people, places, or things, but "from" shows a relationship between words.

from, office

Choice C is correct. "Office" and "home" are common nouns because they are names for general places. Common nouns don’t point to specific things, like "school" or "house", which are also common nouns. They help us talk about things in a general way.

office, home

Choice D is incorrect because "away" and "from" are not common nouns; they are adverbs and prepositions, respectively. Common nouns are names for people, places, or things like "dog", "city", or "book".

away, from

Nouns in this sentence is - Cooper, office and home.

Common nouns in the given sentence - office and home

Choice C

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?