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Can a noun perform the action of sentence and can be replaced by pronoun?

It seems you're asking about a few concepts related to sentence structure and grammar. Let's break it down:

* Nouns as Subjects: Nouns are the actors or subjects of a sentence. They perform the action described by the verb.

* Example: The dog barked. ("Dog" is the noun, "barked" is the verb)

* Pronouns as Replacements: Pronouns can replace nouns to avoid repetition.

* Example: He barked. ("He" replaces "The dog")

So, to answer your question directly:

* Nouns cannot "perform the action of a sentence" They are the *subjects* of the action. Verbs are the words that express the action.

* Nouns can be replaced by pronouns, but the pronoun must agree with the noun in person, number, and gender.

Let me know if you have any other grammar questions!

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