Noun Phrases & Suffixes. Nouns Part of the form class Have markers and identifiers to show that it is a noun Can be made either plural or possessive Markers.

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Noun Phrases & Suffixes

Nouns Part of the form class Have markers and identifiers to show that it is a noun Can be made either plural or possessive Markers Plural: -s Singular Possessive: -‘s Plural Possessive: -s’

Noun Phrase A phrase is a word or group of words that functions as a unit within the sentence A Noun Phrase is a phrase that functions as a noun A phrase will have a headword This is a noun in a noun phrase Will also have a determiner

Determiners Articles “a” and “the” Possessive pronouns Demonstrative Pronouns This That These Those

A noun is a word that can be made plural and/or possessive; it occupies the headword position in the noun phrase; it is usually signaled by a determiner Noun

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