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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Noun phrase

"Mexican jumping beans are not only found in Mexico."

Can I say that in the sentence, "Mexican jumping beans" is a noun phrase and is also functioning as a subject of the sentence?
  

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Anonymous Can I say that in the sentence, "Mexican jumping beans" is a noun phrase and is also functioning as the subject of the sentence? Yes, that’s correct.

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  • Anonymous Can I say that in the sentence, "Mexican jumping beans" is a noun phrase and is also functioning as the subject of the sentence?
  • Yes, that’s correct.
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AnonymousCan I say that in the sentence, "Mexican jumping beans" is a noun phrase and is also functioning as the subject of the sentence?
Yes, that’s correct.
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Thank you very much, Aspara Gus. Thank you also for correcting my sentence. I like that.
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