Noun phrases
"The £200,000 fine handed out by Ofcom to the TV network RT (formerly Russia Today) for repeatedly breaching impartiality rules over its coverage of the Skripal poisoning is a powerful reminder of the tactics Russia employs to manipulate public opinion in the west."
(The Guardian.)
Are subject and complement of the sentence above noun phrases?
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I think that The £200,000 fine handed out by Ofcom to the TV network RT (formerly Russia Today) for repeatedly breaching impartiality rules over its coverage of the Skripal poisoning and a powerful reminder of the tactics Russia employs to manipulate public opinion in the west are noun phrases.
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