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Panda blue 483 Posted 7 years ago
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The film was an iconic yet much imitated work, the title of which apparently came from a patron of a video store where the director used to work, who referred to Au Revoir les Enfants as that reservoir dog movie, a phrase he liked so much he decided to use it for his first film.
Is this two noun phrases together? What are the head words of the phrases ?
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It's one noun phrase. Two that s are understood: a phrase (that) he liked so much (that) he decided to use it for his first film.
- It's one noun phrase.
- Two that s are understood: a phrase (that) he liked so much (that) he decided to use it for his first film.
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It's one noun phrase. Two thats are understood: a phrase (that) he liked so much (that) he decided to use it for his first film.
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