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Hi I'm trying to analyze the grammar of the phrases
A cup of water
a sip of tea
a group of children
A city of ghosts
Is it correctly understood that
Cup and water are 2 seperate nouns?
Or is the whole sentence "Cup of water" or "City of ghosts" a compound noun?
Kind regards
grammar123
A cup of water
a sip of tea
a group of children
A city of ghosts
Is it correctly understood that
Cup and water are 2 seperate nouns?
Or is the whole sentence "Cup of water" or "City of ghosts" a compound noun?
Kind regards
grammar123