Look
at examples below:
NOUN
NOUN PHRASE
computer
: super
computer, new computer, laboratory computer
cable
:
long cable, thick cable, long thick cable
area
: wide area, dangerous area, students area
printer
: easily-broken printer, branded printer, white printer
scanner
:
smart scanner, dual-function scanner, original scanner
screen
: wide screen, bright screen, movie screen, morning screen
keyboard
: wired keyboard, wireless keyboard, computer keyboard
What
can you conclude from those examples? (What is Noun Phrase?)
Noun
Phrase is a phrase in which the word is a noun primarily with other words that
describe the noun.
The
word or words that describe this can be located in front of or behind the noun.
NOUN
PHRASE
Determiner
+ Noun
DETERMINER
Countable
Nouns Non-Countable
Nouns
a/an,
the, some, any the,
some, any
this,
that, these, those this,
that
none,
one, two, three,… none
many much
a
lot of a
lot of
fewer
or fewer … than less
or less… than
more
or more … than more
or more … than
Example:
I
have been waiting for you for an hour.
There
are many students in this class.
He
gave me much information about the test.
The
article ‘the’
Use
THE with Don’t
use THE with
oceans,
rivers, sea, gulfs, plural singular
lakes
lakes mounts
mountains planets, constellations
sun,
earth, moon school,
colleges, universities
schools,
colleges, universities when
the phrase begins with a proper noun
when
the phrase begins with cardinal numbers after nouns
school,
etc countries with one word
ordinal
number before nouns
countries
with more than one word
(except
Great Britain)
Example:
I
had a very good time in the United States.
Adjective
+ Noun
Hmm,
smart choices!!!
Look
at those beautiful ladies, wow!!!
Peak
season always makes us busy.
One
student was cut by a flying sharp thin card.
I
want you to fix my broken stick.
Adverb
+ Noun
She
invited me to come to her house for an evening
tea.
I’m
sorry, I have a morning meeting.
Noun
+ Noun
Tea
time…..!!!!
She
offers us a problem solving.
This is a group work.
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