Correct spellings for PROUN
- apron As a chef, I always wear an apron to protect my clothes while I'm cooking.
- peon He was treated as a mere peon at his workplace, despite having higher qualifications than some of his superiors.
- peron
- prawn I ordered a plate of prawn curry for lunch.
- preen
- prion
- pro He's a pro at fixing cars.
- PRON I don't know which PRON to use in this sentence.
- prone She is prone to getting sunburned because of her fair skin.
- prong
- pronoun When writing, it is important to use the correct pronoun to refer to individuals or groups.
- proton The proton is a subatomic particle with a positive charge.
- proud I am so proud of my hardworking parents.
- proven The new medicine has been clinically proven to effectively treat the disease.
- prow As the ship approached the shore, the captain stood on the prow, scanning the coastline for any potential hazards.
- prune
- pun The pun was not appreciated by the other students.
- roan The cowboy rode his horse, a beautiful roan with a sleek, reddish-brown coat.
- ron I always try to be super polite, but sometimes people are just too ron-derful.
- run She was feeling so anxious that she had to run away from the party.
