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Hosam Aboussad Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
''NP''
hi!! Im confused within quantifiers that may function as determiners or premodifiers or both in ''NP'' plz any help
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I assume that NP = Noun Phrase. Half is a very common quantifier / predeterminer. She bought half a gallon of milk (half = quantifier, and predeterminer) He has half the money as she does.
- I assume that NP = Noun Phrase.
- Half is a very common quantifier / predeterminer.
- She bought half a gallon of milk (half = quantifier, and predeterminer) He has half the money as she does.
- Half the crowd cheered when he scored a goal.
- He was not entirely honest; he told only half the story.
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I assume that NP = Noun Phrase.
Half is a very common quantifier / predeterminer.
She bought half a gallon of milk (half = quantifier, and predeterminer)
He has half the money as she does.
Half the crowd cheered when he scored a goal.
He was not entirely honest; he told only half the story.
Half the cell phones sold in the US are manufactured in China.
Half is a very common quantifier / predeterminer.
She bought half a gallon of milk (half = quantifier, and predeterminer)
He has half the money as she does.
Half the crowd cheered when he scored a goal.
He was not entirely honest; he told only half the story.
Half the cell phones sold in the US are manufactured in China.
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