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Noun Phrase Essentials

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Short noun phrase quiz.

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Noun Phrase Essentials
 

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Short noun phrase quiz.

by Hernando Rojas
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Adjectives must come after the noun in a noun phrase.

2

In 'any big brown dog', 'any' is a determiner.

3

The noun phrase always contains a verb.

4

A noun phrase usually has a noun as its head.

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A noun phrase can function as the subject of a sentence.

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A noun phrase cannot contain more than one determiner.

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The noun phrase 'the red ball' consists of determiner + adjectives + noun.

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A noun phrase can include determiners such as 'the' or 'a'.

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The determiner must be a possessive pronoun.

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A noun phrase cannot function as an object.

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