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could you parse those structures? I believe some of them are noun phrases.
How would you parse the following structures: i.e (1,2,3,4,5,6)
1- The language is 2 - one thing that IŽd be worried about.
3- My dog is 4- the thing that IŽd miss the most.
5- My momŽs cooking is 6- something that IŽd really miss.
Re: could you parse those structures? I believe some of them are noun phrases.
number 1 refers to "The language is"
number 2 refers to "one thing that IŽd be worried about"
number 3 refers to "My dog is"
number 4 refers to "the thing that IŽd miss the most"
number 5 refers to "my mumŽs cooking is"
number 6 refers to "something that IŽd really miss"
My question would be if all numbers are noun phrases and if not what are they. Please help me.
could you parse those structures? I believe some of them are noun phrases. 
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