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Results tagged with noun-phrases
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Phrases which, as a unit, act as a noun; and whose heads are nouns or pronouns. English noun phrases can include (among many other possibilities) articles or determiners such as "the" and "a" and one or more adjectives or other nouns used attributively followed by the head noun itself.
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'Us students' - Does this apposition need a comma?
Can a pronoun be used in apposition without comma?
A few of us students have participated in the match.
This sentence looks quite awkward at first glance.
Is this sentence gramatically correct? …
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