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Topic Content:
- Recognizing the Noun Phrase
- Functions of the Noun Phrase
- Noun Phrase as Subject
You studied noun phrases when you were in Senior Secondary 1 . You learned that a noun phrase is a phrase whose main word or head is a noun. Examples include a big bag , an empty treasury , the last drop of blood , my sister’s old handbag . (Note the main word in bold in each of the examples above)
Recognizing the Noun Phrase:
An expression that is a noun phrase usually begins with any of the articles a , an , or the . Consider the following examples:
1. A candidate in an examination hall … – WASSCE, June, 1998
2. An intelligent law official in
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