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Meaning of nominal phrase
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nominal phrase (n)
a phrase that can function as the subject or object of a verb
nominal phrase Sentence Examples
- The nominal phrase "the beautiful sunset" serves as the subject of the sentence.
- The nominal phrase "a group of students" acts as the direct object in the construction.
- The nominal phrase "his passion for painting" modifies the subject with a prepositional phrase.
- "John's dog" is a nominal phrase that includes a possessive noun.
- The sentence's predicate is a nominal phrase in the form of "a kind-hearted person."
- The nominal phrase "a large house with a white picket fence" functions as the object of the preposition "in."
- The nominal phrase "the fact that it was raining" acts as the complement of the subject.
- "The winner of the lottery" is a nominal phrase used as an appositive.
- The nominal phrase "the sound of thunder" illustrates a nominal phrase with a noun adjunct.
- The nominal phrase "the girl who lives next door" serves as a relative clause modifier.
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a phrase that can function as the subject or object of a verb
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The nominal phrase "the beautiful sunset" serves as the subject of the sentence.
The nominal phrase "a group of students" acts as the direct object in the construction.
The nominal phrase "his passion for painting" modifies the subject with a prepositional phrase.
"John's dog" is a nominal phrase that includes a possessive noun.
