Is a proper noun uncountable on the basis of its separate entity?

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Daniel L.
Dec 9, 2016

See explanation.

Explanation:

I would say in most cases yes. But I think there may be some situations when proper names could be countable.

A sentence like: There are 3 Johns in our class. is OK for me, and in this sentence a name (which is definitely a proper noun) is treated as a countable noun.

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