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The electrophysiological correlates of Noun–Noun compounds
Brain and Language, 2007The ‘‘head’’ of a compound is the component determining the lexical category, the gender and the semantic traits of the whole compound. Despite its importance, the precise role of the ‘‘head’’ dimension has been almost missing from aphasiological investigations (Semenza & Mondini, 2006).
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1988
Nouns The general term ‘noun’ is applied to a grammatically distinct word class in a language having the following properties: (a) It contains amongst its most central members those words that denote persons or concrete objects. (b) Its members head phrases – noun phrases – which characteristically function as subject or object in clause structure ...
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Nouns The general term ‘noun’ is applied to a grammatically distinct word class in a language having the following properties: (a) It contains amongst its most central members those words that denote persons or concrete objects. (b) Its members head phrases – noun phrases – which characteristically function as subject or object in clause structure ...
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2002
Abstract In this chapter I address the ways in which a nominal expression can be ‘grounded’. That is, the ways in which the designated entity can be ‘located’ with respect to the speech act situation (the ‘ground’). A discussion of grounding involves examining the role of determiners and quantifiers, and other aspects of the noun phrase.
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Abstract In this chapter I address the ways in which a nominal expression can be ‘grounded’. That is, the ways in which the designated entity can be ‘located’ with respect to the speech act situation (the ‘ground’). A discussion of grounding involves examining the role of determiners and quantifiers, and other aspects of the noun phrase.
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Language is the foundation of human communication, and at the heart of every sentence lies the noun - a powerful tool that gives identity to people, places, things, ideas, and emotions. Whether we are telling stories, asking questions, or expressing thoughts, nouns help us anchor meaning and bring clarity to our words.This module, "Nouns and Types of ...
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Noun–noun collocations in learner writing
Journal of English for Academic Purposes, 2015Jean Parkinson
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