Not all abstract nouns serve to form abstract noun phrases. The term abstract noun as it is being used for this construction does not include class nouns for concrete objects, but only those nouns representing changed forms of important element of simple sentences.
Change from full subject-predicate form
In abstract noun phrases, verbs and predicate adjective are changed to nouns that function as the grammatical center of the construction.
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- 0. Preface
- 1. Introduction to Part of Speech
- 2. Nouns
- 3. Pronouns
- 4. Verb
- 5. Auxiliaries
- 6. Adjective
- 7. Articles
- 8. Adverb
- 9. Preposition and Prepositional Phrases
- 10. Conjunctions and Compunding
- 11. Sentences and Clauses
- 12. Introduction to Complex Structure
- 13. Advebial Clauses
- 14. Adjective Clauses
- 15. Noun Clauses
- 16. Participial Phrases
- 17. Gerund Phrases
- 18. Infinitive Phrases
- 19. Absolute Contructions
- 20. Abstrac Noun Phrases
- 21. Appositive Noun and Adjective Phrases
- 22. Appendix
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