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No. In the words City Science Center, city and science are both nouns being used as adjectives. The word center is the main noun. If you were to say:
"The city science center is cool." you could see that center is both the simple predicate and the subject noun.
City Science Center is a proper noun.
Pronouns are words: I, you, he, she, we, us, you all, they, it, etc.
Pronouns are use in the place of nouns.
Proper nouns gives the names of people, places and things.
For ex:
John went to the movies with Zoey. John and Zoey had an amazing time.
instead of using John and Zoey's name twice you could say:
John went to the movies with Zoey. They had an amazing time.
"The city science center is cool." you could see that center is both the simple predicate and the subject noun.
City Science Center is a proper noun.
Pronouns are words: I, you, he, she, we, us, you all, they, it, etc.
Pronouns are use in the place of nouns.
Proper nouns gives the names of people, places and things.
For ex:
John went to the movies with Zoey. John and Zoey had an amazing time.
instead of using John and Zoey's name twice you could say:
John went to the movies with Zoey. They had an amazing time.
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