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Is a contraction for word noun or pronoun?

A contraction is not a word, noun, or pronoun.

Here's why:

* Contractions are combinations of two words. They are created by merging two words and replacing some letters with an apostrophe.

* Example: "I am" becomes "I'm"

* Words, nouns, and pronouns are individual units of language. They have their own meanings and functions within a sentence.

* Example: "The dog barked at the cat." (Dog and cat are nouns.)

In short, contractions are a shorthand way of writing two words together, but they aren't words themselves.

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