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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

noun phrase

I am confused about noun phrases.
are.. "different types of bats" or " baby foxes drink milk" noun phrases?
  

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"different types of bats" Yes " baby foxes drink milk" No. This is a sentence, with subject + verb + object.. "baby foxes" is a noun phrase, used here as the subject of the sentence.

— Clive

  • "different types of bats" Yes " baby foxes drink milk" No.
  • This is a sentence, with subject + verb + object..
  • "baby foxes" is a noun phrase, used here as the subject of the sentence.
  • Clive
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"different types of bats" Yes

" baby foxes drink milk" No. This is a sentence, with subject + verb + object..

"baby foxes" is a noun phrase, used here as the subject of the sentence.

Clive
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