Re: What is noun modifier? .
Noun modifiers can be premodifiers (a beautiful girl) or postmodifiers (the girl in the red dress).
They can be single words (one time), phrases (the man with the dreadlocks) or clauses (the girl who is sitting alone on the bench).
That's about it.
I would certainly call articles noun modifiers, as I presume that the general term noun modifier would include adjectives (beautiful, sesquipedalian), articles (a, an, the), demonstratives (this, that, these, those), possessives (his, my, John's), etc as subclasses.
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