What contractions are noun pronoun?

It seems you're asking about contractions that involve a noun and a pronoun. However, contractions are formed by combining two words, typically a verb and an auxiliary verb, or a verb and a pronoun. There are no contractions that directly combine a noun and a pronoun.

Here are some examples of contractions with pronouns:

* I'm (I am)

* You're (You are)

* He's (He is)

* She's (She is)

* It's (It is)

* We're (We are)

* They're (They are)

* I've (I have)

* You've (You have)

* He's (He has)

* She's (She has)

* It's (It has)

* We've (We have)

* They've (They have)

* I'll (I will)

* You'll (You will)

* He'll (He will)

* She'll (She will)

* It'll (It will)

* We'll (We will)

* They'll (They will)

* I'd (I would)

* You'd (You would)

* He'd (He would)

* She'd (She would)

* It'd (It would)

* We'd (We would)

* They'd (They would)

Let me know if you have any other questions about contractions!