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BCNN Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Are the explanations natural?

Hi teachers,
A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition followed by a noun or a pronoun. The noun can be a proper noun or a common noun. The common noun can have an article and an adjective(s) before it.

My questions:
a) Is there an explanation for "the noun can be a proper noun"? I mean is it correct to say "The noun is possible to be a proper noun"? Is it natural?
b) Is there an explanation for "the noun can have an article"? I mean is it correct to say "The noun is possible to have a proper noun"? Is it natural?

Thanks.

  

Top answer

Yes, it is talking about possibility. However, your sentences are ungrammatical. See below.

— Teechr

  • Yes, it is talking about possibility.
  • However, your sentences are ungrammatical.
  • See below.
  • BCNN The noun It is possible for the noun to be a proper noun .
  • and BCNN The noun It is possible for the noun to have an article.
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Yes, it is talking about possibility. However, your sentences are ungrammatical. See below.

BCNNThe noun It is possible for the noun to be a proper noun.

and

BCNNThe noun
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