Using English Noun Phrases

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Using English Noun Phrases The Gingerbread Man Using English Noun Phrases

Once upon a time ...

One day ...

Suddenly ... *Knock! Knock!*

Then ... Stop! Stop! I want to eat you for my tea! Run! Run as fast as you can! You can’t catch me, I’m the Gingerbread Man!

After that ... Stop! Stop! I want to eat you for my tea! Run! Run as fast as you can! You can’t catch me, I’m the Gingerbread Man! I’ve run away from .... And I can run away from you.

Next ... Stop! Stop! I want to eat you for my tea! Run! Run as fast as you can! You can’t catch me, I’m the Gingerbread Man! I’ve run away from ... , and ... And I can run away from you.

And then ... Stop! Stop! I want to eat you for my tea! Run! Run as fast as you can! You can’t catch me, I’m the Gingerbread Man! I’ve run away from ... , and ... , and ..., and I can run away from you.

Soon after that ... Stop! Stop! I want to eat you for my tea! Run! Run as fast as you can! You can’t catch me, I’m the Gingerbread Man! I’ve run away from ... , and ... , and ..., and even ...., and I can run away from you.

Soon after that ... Stop! Stop! I want to eat you for my tea! Run! Run as fast as you can! You can’t catch me, I’m the Gingerbread Man! I’ve run away from ... , and ... , and ..., and ..., and even ...., and I can run away from you.

But then ...

Along came...

Well, then ...

And so ...

Finally ...

A Noun Phrase often includes such as: 1. a determiner articles a an the quantifiers some many few numbers one six twenty possessive adjectives my your our his her their demonstrative adjectives this that these those

A Noun Phrase often includes such as: 2. modifiers adjectives huge, delicious nouns gingerbread possessive forms of nouns cat’s, people’s, horses’ adverb-adjective combinations really wet, deliciously sweet

A Noun Phrase often includes such as: 3. a noun woman man cat dog goat cow horse fox

A noun phrase can also include 1. a subordinate clause The old woman ... ... wearing a white apron 2. a prepositional phrase The old woman ... ... with grey hair A noun phrase is NOT a sentence.

Create a Noun Phrase to describe each character in the story. determiner: The modifier: delicious modifier: crunchy modifier: Gingerbread noun: Man prepositional phrase: with gumdrop buttons

Retell the story using noun phrases