Noun phrases
In common with many, many "experts" I've come across on tech sites, the reply ignored the essence of the question and imparted information which while clear to someone already "in the know" means nothing to someone not part of the club.
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I've identified the following noun phrases in the sentence above:
many
many "experts" I've come across on tech sites
the reply
the essence of the question
information which while clear to someone already "in the know" means nothing to someone not part of the club
Is my identification correct?
(There are other noun phrases inside those above like tech sites, the question, someone, the know, nothing, part of the club, the club which I ignored.)
Top answer
"many, many 'experts' I've come across on tech sites" is one noun phrase ("many" is duplicated for emphasis). The others are correct.
- "many, many 'experts' I've come across on tech sites" is one noun phrase ("many" is duplicated for emphasis).
- The others are correct.
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"many, many 'experts' I've come across on tech sites" is one noun phrase ("many" is duplicated for emphasis). The others are correct.
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