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Hello, my dearest followers,

We had been off activity for about a year. For unknown reason, the page had disappeared from Facebook for long and I was unable to get it back.

Thanks God I successfully managed to restore it today.

So, we are back with our activities.
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▶️ A noun phrase is a phrase that contains a noun that functions as the head of the phrase along with determiners or modifiers [i.e. the determiners and modifiers modify the noun]. The modifier can come BEFORE or AFTER the noun.
- And modifiers that come before a noun are called , whereas modifiers that come after a noun are called

💥 Modifiers that come BEFORE the noun can be: 👉 articles, possessive nouns, possessive pronouns, adjectives, participles, numerals, quantifiers, or demonstrative determiners.
✔️ We will see their examples later.

💥 And modifiers that come AFTER the noun can be: 👉 prepositional phrase, adjective clause, participle phrase, or infinitive.
✔️ We will see their examples later.

🌹 From the note above, it is clear that modifiers are of different types according to their function in modifying the noun to form a noun phrase.
Here, a is just a word [or words] that describes the noun.

Hope the post is clear and understood..
✏️ Friday, 15th October 2021

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▶️A phrase is a group of words standing together as a single grammatical unit, typically as a part of [or forming a component of] a clause or a sentence. A phrase doesn't contain a subject and verb.

▶️ Based on the types of words that begin or govern the word group, phrases are in general of 8 types [or more]:

1- noun
2- verb
3- prepositional
4- infinitive
5- participle
6- gerund
7- absolute
8- adjective
9- adverb
10- appositive

💥We are going to see these ten types of nouns, with examples, and how they work.

✏️ Saturday, 9th October 2021

▶️This is my very first post on this page.
▶️This is an educational page [and website] for ESL and EFL English language learners.
▶️I am not a native speaker or an expert in English language, am just an enthusiastic lover of English language. I would like to share and spread the little knowledge I have in English language.
▶️I will be posting two or three posts per week]

⚫️ Here is the sample content of the grammar categories I will be working on on this page:

1- phrases
2- clauses
3- subject-verb-agreement
4- inversion with adverbials
5- nominative cases
6- passive voice for distancing
7- modals of deduction
8- discourse makers
9- cleft sentences
10- compound and complex sentence
1 1- the unreal past tense usage
12- connecting words expressing: (( cause and effect, addition, contrast, and purpose ))
13- mixed conditional
14- distancing expressions and passing
15- linking verbs, stative verbs.. etc.
16- conditionals: simple, progressive, and perfect
17- infinitives: continuous, passive, perfect, and perfect continuous
18- gerunds vs infinitive
19- causative vs inversion
20- reported question
21- moods: subjunctive, imperative, and indicative
22- adjuncts
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100- [ the list continues... ]

✏️ Friday, 8th October 2021, Khartoum