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Thread: Noun phrase
- 15-Jul-2010, 04:41 #1
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Noun phrase Lately, I've seen a strange situation but I'm not sure if it's correct.
I want to hold you hand.
Is "to hold your hand" a noun phrase?
Please confirm this for me.
Thank you very much!
- 15-Jul-2010, 05:42 #2
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Re: Noun phrase No. it's a Verb Phrase:
-Noun phrase: your + hand.
-Verb Phrase: verb + noun phrase = hold + (your + hand)
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