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Noun Phrase Heads Quest

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Find the head noun in each phrase

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Find the head noun in each phrase

by Andres Orlando Blanco Marin
1

Identify the head noun in: 'the quick brown fox'

2

In 'a bouquet of roses', what's the head of the noun phrase?

3

In 'the manager of the department store', head noun?

4

In 'several pieces of old pottery', head?

5

In 'a flock of birds flying overhead', head?

6

In 'the book on the shelf', head?

7

In 'the Secretary of State's speech', head?

8

In 'my collection of vintage stamps', head?

9

In 'a bundle of sticks tied with string', head?

10

In 'the color of the sky at dusk', head?

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In a noun phrase, the head is the central noun; 'fox' is the main noun here.

The head noun is the central noun; 'bouquet' is the head, while 'roses' is a complement.

The head noun is the main noun; here it's 'manager'.

'Pieces' is the head noun, with 'pottery' as a complement.

The head noun is 'flock'; others modify it.

Prepositional phrases do not change the head; 'book' is head.

Despite possession, the head noun is 'speech'.

'Collection' is the head noun; 'stamps' is a complement.

The head noun is 'bundle'.

'Color' is the head noun; others are modifiers.

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