What is the difference between a pronoun and a proper noun?

Question

What is the difference between a pronoun and a proper noun?

Answer 1

A pronoun takes place of a noun. like I, him, her. it, he. she, us, them

A proper noun is like a name. something PROPER. the opposite.

Answer 2

A pronoun is shorthand for a noun already mentioned or implied.

You, I, me, it, he, her, them are all pronouns.

A proper noun is how you refer to a specific person place or thing.

Examples:

John Smith as opposed to "man"

Chrysler Building as opposed to "skyscraper"

Chicago as opposed to "city"

Hope this helped.  :)

Answer 3

Proper nouns always start with capital letters:  Latoya, Lincoln, Lexus.  Pronouns take the place of common nouns and proper nouns: she, he, it, her, his, theirs, we, us, you - just to name a few!

Answer 4

Here a two links which tell you or describe  what each word is that you are asking about - in simple and I hope easy to understand wording

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