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Noun Phrase-Verb Phrase
A sentence consists of a noun prase followed by a verb phrase |
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(determiner)-Adjative Phraze-Noun-(Prepositional Phrase)
A noun phrase must contain a noun. The noun may be proceeded by a determiner, adjative phrase, or both, and it may be followed by a prepositional phrase. |
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Verb - (Noun Phrase or Adjative Phrase) - (Prepositional Phrase)
A verb phrase must contain a verb. The verb may be followed by a noun phrase, an adjative phrase, or neither. The verb phrase may end in a prepositional phrase but need not. |
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(Injunction) - Adjative
An adjative phrase must contain an adjative. The adjative may be preceeded by an intensifier (e.g., very). |
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Preposition - (Noun Phrase)
A prepositional phrase must consist of a preposition followed by a Noun Phrase. |
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